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    Dave Veloz
    Dave Veloz’s Mac Mini Mod, Monitor, & Keyboard
    There is nothing in the world that I like better then receiving pictures of Continue Reading →
    Molly
    Molly ‘Porkshanks’ Friedrich’s Dieselpunk Headphone Mod
    Guest artist Molly porkshanks Friedrich shows us how to update a pair of vintage headphones Continue Reading →
    Copper Plating and Etching Altoids Tins
    Copper Plating and Etching Altoids Tins
    UPDATE: There's some great information on this page and it's comments, but I've recently published Continue Reading →
    DIY Vibratory Tumbler
    DIY Vibratory Tumbler
    My latest feat of post-apocalyptic engineering. Post-apocalyptic engineering is when you use parts on hand Continue Reading →
    Retro Cellphone Handset
    Retro Cellphone Handset
    Here's a project of mine from a few years ago, it's an LG mobile Continue Reading →

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  • “Music, Merriment, and Men in Skirts”
    “Music, Merriment, and Men in Skirts”
    Abney Park on the Main stage at SteamCon II Well I had a fantastic Continue Reading →
    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 →
    Meet Tom Sepe: Steampunk Artist, Fabricator, Performer
    Meet Tom Sepe: Steampunk Artist, Fabricator, Performer
    I had the great pleasure to meet Tom Sepe at Maker Faire last year, Continue Reading →
    A Visit to a Steampunked Home
    A Visit to a Steampunked Home
    If you dropped by my house you'd probably be disappointed. Because (with the exception Continue Reading →
    Rainbow at dusk!
    Rainbow at dusk!
    Rainbow at dusk!

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