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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 →
    Steampunk Keyboard Mod
    Steampunk Keyboard Mod
    My goal with this project was to build a retro keyboard that was fully Continue Reading →
    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 →
    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 →
    Steampunk Car Update - Catalytic Converter on an Aircooled VW Motor
    Steampunk Car Update – Catalytic Converter on an Aircooled VW Motor
    Lots of progress!  She's on the road, registered, inspected, and passed, including emissions which is Continue Reading →

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  • Books: Haruki Murakami – Hard Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World
    Hard Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World is a strange book, I'm Continue Reading →
    Steampunk comes to the Pier Show
    Steampunk comes to the Pier Show
    Bruce and Melanie Rosenbaum are taking some of their Steampunked Home on the road, specifically Continue Reading →
    Huh. I didn’t think that was going to work. These are temporary printed gears for the feed/threading drive on my lathe to use while I await delivery of new ones.
    Huh. I didn’t think that was going to work. These are temporary printed gears for the feed/threading drive on my lathe to use while I await delivery of new ones.
    Huh. I didn’t think that was going to work. These are temporary printed gears Continue Reading →
    That bittersweet moment when an old favorite tool is so thoroughly surpassed by the performance of a new tool that you realize you will probably never use it again. This is the Hog-ring Anvil version of the DeWalt 1/2” impact wrench and it’s capable of something like 1,200 ft/lbs.
    That bittersweet moment when an old favorite tool is so thoroughly surpassed by the performance of a new tool that you realize you will probably never use it again. This is the Hog-ring Anvil version of the DeWalt 1/2” impact wrench and it’s capable of something like 1,200 ft/lbs.
    That bittersweet moment when an old favorite tool is so thoroughly surpassed by the Continue Reading →
    Lost PLA Cast Aluminum Alternator Pulley
    Lost PLA Cast Aluminum Alternator Pulley
    In order to get my engine driven welder working I needed an 8" diameter Continue Reading →

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