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    Etching Tins with Salt Water and Electricity - Compliment to The Steampunk Bible Article
    Etching Tins with Salt Water and Electricity – Compliment to The Steampunk Bible Article
    The Steampunk Bible contains an article I wrote on etching small candy tins with 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 →
    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 →
    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 →
    Electrolytic Etching of Brass
    Electrolytic Etching of Brass
      Update: I'm often asked about the thickness, type, and source of brass I used 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
  • Geordi the forge is complete and ready for coal!
    Geordi the forge is complete and ready for coal!
    Geordi the forge is complete and ready for coal!
    Fables cover art book out today
    Fables cover art book out today
      The long awaited (release has been pushed back several times) cover art book Continue Reading →
    Get the Whirlygig to the Museum
    [Another Kickstarter project I'm backing: my friend Tom Sepe is trying to get his Continue Reading →
    Yep. It
    Yep. It’s a welder!
    Yep. It's a welder!
    This is the first year we had the soil tested, the tests showed generally good balance of nutrients but deficient nitrogen. We grew winter wheat and added a touch of urea (a 30$ bag looks to be a 10 year supply) and the results are kind of astounding!
    This is the first year we had the soil tested, the tests showed generally good balance of nutrients but deficient nitrogen. We grew winter wheat and added a touch of urea (a 30$ bag looks to be a 10 year supply) and the results are kind of astounding!
    This is the first year we had the soil tested, the tests showed generally 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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