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    Lyra’s Lamp
    We have a new puppy in the house, and while this is a wonderful thing Continue Reading →
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    Molly ‘Porkshanks’ Friedrich’s Dieselpunk Headphone Mod
    Guest artist Molly porkshanks Friedrich shows us how to update a pair of vintage headphones 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 →
    Angle Lamp Repair
    Angle Lamp Repair
    The Angle Company of New York manufactured these unique lamps from the early 1890's until Continue Reading →
    The Mae West, an Elegant Kerosene Lamp
    The Mae West, an Elegant Kerosene Lamp
    This is another lamp for my bus conversion project, I think it will  go Continue Reading →

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    A Tale of Two Sundays
    A Tale of Two Sundays
    The past two Sundays were very different Sundays. A few weeks ago Sharon Steel of Continue Reading →
    Final anvil Wright comes in at about 260 lbs.
    Final anvil Wright comes in at about 260 lbs.
    Final anvil Wright comes in at about 260 lbs.
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    Dump Finds
    This weeks visit to the town's transfer station netted some nice brass bits that I Continue Reading →
    This was given to me by a co-worker at Lexidata, a company that made hardware-based CAD machines (I know! right?) in 1985 and it has hung in my workshop ever since.
    This was given to me by a co-worker at Lexidata, a company that made hardware-based CAD machines (I know! right?) in 1985 and it has hung in my workshop ever since.
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