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    Jake
    Jake’s Wimshurst Machine and How to Build It! (Part 1)
    Last year I wrote an article for Make Magazine volume #17 that described the construction 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 →
    Stroh Violin Repair
    Stroh Violin Repair
    I generally do not take commissions, however every once in a while a friend will 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 →
    Home Depot Bike Headlight
    Home Depot Bike Headlight
    How to make high power bicycle headlights with materials from your local home center. This Continue Reading →

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  • Cheap Yaris Cabin Air Filter
    Cheap Yaris Cabin Air Filter
    Every time I've brought my Toyota Yaris in for it's regular service I was surprised Continue Reading →
    Yaris with 187K on it needed axles and 3 ABS sensors. With careful sourcing of after market parts I did the job for $150. Local garage would have charged about $1500 and the dealer $2600.
    Yaris with 187K on it needed axles and 3 ABS sensors. With careful sourcing of after market parts I did the job for $150. Local garage would have charged about $1500 and the dealer $2600.
    Yaris with 187K on it needed axles and 3 ABS sensors. With careful sourcing Continue Reading →
    Austin, Grackles, and the Junk King
    Austin, Grackles, and the Junk King
    I have been tootling around Austin for a couple days now, guided mainly by Continue Reading →
    Fiction: The Tailor of Time – Deborah Biancotti
    [Today we have something special for you! A piece of short fiction presented in Continue Reading →
    New u-bolts for the bus
    New u-bolts for the bus’s rear axle. I am amazed at how cheap parts for this bus are. These are grade 5 case hardened bolts and they were $95 for all four.
    New u-bolts for the bus's rear axle. I am amazed at how cheap parts Continue Reading →

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    • 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.

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