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    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 →
    Gas Mask Sawdust Respirator
    Gas Mask Sawdust Respirator
    Update: Sometimes when I'm working in the shop I just need to wear a respirator Continue Reading →
    Workshop Telephone
    Workshop Telephone
    I started this project quite some time ago, in fact some of you may 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 →
    Steampunk Stratocaster #2
    Steampunk Stratocaster #2
    I just finished up Steampunk Stratocaster #2 and will be sending it out to be Continue Reading →

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  • Steampunk on WCVB-TV Boston
    Steampunk on WCVB-TV Boston’s Channel 5 Chronicle
    Here are a set of links to the steampunk episode of WCVB Channel 5's Chronicle 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 →
    Making Joints in Telescoping Brass Tubing: Slip fit Press-fit Detent-fit.
    Making Joints in Telescoping Brass Tubing: Slip fit Press-fit Detent-fit.
    Many makers have found uses for the telescoping brass tubing from K & S Engineering. Continue Reading →
    Blogathon to Benefit Boston Area Rape Survivors
    Blogathon to Benefit Boston Area Rape Survivors
    Something about this little inside-out temporally inverted matchbox really really appeals to me - and Continue Reading →
    Magic Eyes
    Magic Eyes
    (image: cyclopian overload magic eye) It was in Boston, and I was wandering up Continue Reading →

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