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    Etching Tins with Salt Water and Electricity - Compliment to The Steampunk Bible Article
    Etching Tins with Salt Water and Electricity – Compliment to The Steampunk Bible Article
    The Steampunk Bible contains an article I wrote on etching small candy tins with Continue Reading →
    Electrolytic Machining of Brass, a Clockwork Trilobite
    Electrolytic Machining of Brass, a Clockwork Trilobite
    I have been having great success etching brass plate with a solution of copper sulfate and Continue Reading →
    A Clockwork Guitar, the Steampunk Stratocaster
    A Clockwork Guitar, the Steampunk Stratocaster
    I have a Fender US Highway One series Stratocaster, which is a half decent guitar, Continue Reading →
    Victorian All-in-One PC
    Victorian All-in-One PC
    The inexorable march of technology has rendered my 4:3 aspect ratio 19" LCD mod 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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  • Now to take it apart for bluing and paint.
    Now to take it apart for bluing and paint.
    Now to take it apart for bluing and paint.
    I think the front of this old furnace will make a good black smithing forge.
    I think the front of this old furnace will make a good black smithing forge.
    I think the front of this old furnace will make a good black smithing Continue Reading →
    Retro Cellphone Handset How-to
    More retro-cellphone handset goodness! This time from my friend and fellow Maker, Captain Mouse! Continue Reading →
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    The Wagner (pronounced vaag-ner) Power Painter is a tricky beast. But when you get everything right it is a joy to use.
    The Wagner (pronounced vaag-ner) Power Painter is a tricky beast. But when you get everything right it is a joy to use.
    The Wagner (pronounced vaag-ner) Power Painter is a tricky beast. But when you get Continue Reading →

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