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    Steampunk Flat-Panel LCD Mod
    Steampunk Flat-Panel LCD Mod
    The Steampunk Keyboard looked terribly anachronistic sitting in front of my Dell 1907FP flat panel Continue Reading →
    Angle Lamp Repair
    Angle Lamp Repair
    The Angle Company of New York manufactured these unique lamps from the early 1890's until 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 →
    Stroh Violin Repair
    Stroh Violin Repair
    I generally do not take commissions, however every once in a while a friend will Continue Reading →
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    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 →

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    So you probably all saw Merlin Mann's Steampunk DIY video blog monologue on Boing Boing Continue Reading →
    How to Build a Wimshurst Influence Machine - Part 3
    How to Build a Wimshurst Influence Machine – Part 3
       This is part three in a series of articles describing how to build a Continue Reading →
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    Orrery (kit?) from Japan
    I am not quite sure what is going on here, but as near as I Continue Reading →
    Victorian Marquetry LCD Monitor
    Victorian Marquetry LCD Monitor
      Jonathan Writes: . . .I'm a computer engineer and cut marquetry part time so Continue Reading →
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    Foundry Furnace – Part 3 – Casting the Refractory
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