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    Electrolytic Machining of Brass, a Clockwork Trilobite
    Electrolytic Machining of Brass, a Clockwork Trilobite
    I have been having great success etching brass plate with a solution of copper sulfate and Continue Reading →
    Electrolytic Machining of Brass - Part II:
    Electrolytic Machining of Brass – Part II:
    After the perhaps overly optimistic attempt at electrolytic machining in Part I, I decided to Continue Reading →
    Lyra
    Lyra’s Lamp
    We have a new puppy in the house, and while this is a wonderful thing Continue Reading →
    Jake
    Jake’s Hollywood Adventure and Etching an iPod
    OK, I was reckless. I went ahead and etched my iPod without doing extensive tests Continue Reading →
    Putting Old Lenses on a Canon DSLR
    Putting Old Lenses on a Canon DSLR
    While digging through my old camera equipment I came across my Grandfather's 35mm Exa 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
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    • Jeff Del Papa on The Steampunk Roadster
  • Steam-mench Jay Leno’s 1909 Stanley
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Y0jr4vLAjU For our next instalment of Jay Leno Wednesday here at the Steampunk Workshop we Continue Reading →
    First dinner at the beach of the season! We tried Brown
    First dinner at the beach of the season! We tried Brown’s after a lifetime of being Markey’s folks!
    First dinner at the beach of the season! We tried Brown's after a lifetime Continue Reading →
    Chandelier Candle Retro-fit
    Chandelier Candle Retro-fit
    When we moved into our house there was an electric chandelier in our dining room. Continue Reading →
    This is a section from my parents old furnace, you
    This is a section from my parents old furnace, you’re looking at the”front” where the oil burner used to mount. It’s going to be my forge. You’re looking at the bottom of the forge and the piece I cast this morning, the clinker-breaker, is inside that tube.
    This is a section from my parents old furnace, you're looking at the"front" where Continue Reading →
    How to Make a Cheap Lightbox
    How to Make a Cheap Lightbox
    For many of my recent projects I have found myself in need of a lightbox Continue Reading →

  • Recent Posts

    • Rat Welder Mods and a Mold Bench
    • Tiny House Stove Build
    • 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.

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