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    Steampunk Keyboard Mod
    Steampunk Keyboard Mod
    My goal with this project was to build a retro keyboard that was fully Continue Reading →
    Car Carrier Trailer
    Car Carrier Trailer
    If you've visited here before you know that one of my long term projects Continue Reading →
    A Clockwork Guitar, the Steampunk Stratocaster
    A Clockwork Guitar, the Steampunk Stratocaster
    I have a Fender US Highway One series Stratocaster, which is a half decent guitar, Continue Reading →
    Stroh Violin Repair
    Stroh Violin Repair
    I generally do not take commissions, however every once in a while a friend will Continue Reading →
    Custom Glass iPhone Backs
    Custom Glass iPhone Backs
    Make your own custom iPhone back glass images! I figured out how to separate the Continue Reading →

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    • Jake von Slatt on TIL: you can totally use a Ford regulator on a Toyota alternator, it bolts right on!
    • Constance on TIL: you can totally use a Ford regulator on a Toyota alternator, it bolts right on!
    • Jake von Slatt on About
    • Prof. Atomo on About
    • Jeff Del Papa on The Steampunk Roadster
  • Lighting for the light god!
    Lighting for the light god!
    Lighting for the light god!
    Steampunk Art @ Oxford
    Steampunk Art @ Oxford
    The Steampunk exhibition at the Oxford Museum of the History of Science opened yesterday! Art Continue Reading →
    Where are all the Fahrenheits?
    Where are all the Fahrenheits?
    Where are all the Fahrenheits?
    One of the things that I learned with my first 3-D printer was that a rigid and heavy base improved repeatability. So my new printer is starting with the cast-iron top of an old school craftsman table saw.
    One of the things that I learned with my first 3-D printer was that a rigid and heavy base improved repeatability. So my new printer is starting with the cast-iron top of an old school craftsman table saw.
    One of the things that I learned with my first 3-D printer was that Continue Reading →
    Attempting to harden a piece of steel to top a DIY anvil. Find me on YouTube for the whole video.
    Attempting to harden a piece of steel to top a DIY anvil. Find me on YouTube for the whole video.
    Attempting to harden a piece of steel to top a DIY anvil. Find me Continue Reading →

  • Recent Posts

    • TIL: you can totally use a Ford regulator on a Toyota alternator, it bolts right on!
    • One of the things I discovered converting an old school bus into an RV are these: self-drilling sheet metal screws. They are a game changer.
    • A pipe broke at work, that green foam is not good. It’s what happens when water, copper, and electricity mix. Children, do not put your PCs directly on the floor.
    • TIL: Apple geniuses have no magic. If you can google it and follow instructions you can do everything they can.
    • Gutted to the studs! Gonna block off some windows and insulate to at least an R12.

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