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    How to Make a Cheap Lightbox
    How to Make a Cheap Lightbox
    For many of my recent projects I have found myself in need of a lightbox 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 →
    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 →
    Angle Lamp Repair
    Angle Lamp Repair
    The Angle Company of New York manufactured these unique lamps from the early 1890's until 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 →

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  • The Laboratory of Time: an Italian Steampunk Forum
    The Laboratory of Time: an Italian Steampunk Forum
    Numisi writes: ...I write to you to represent the Italian Steampunk community. We have worked hard 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 →
    Some of the periodicals I get delivered to me here at work. Fortunately, The Steam Automobile Bulletin arrives in a discrete plain wrapper.
    Some of the periodicals I get delivered to me here at work. Fortunately, The Steam Automobile Bulletin arrives in a discrete plain wrapper.
    Some of the periodicals I get delivered to me here at work. Fortunately, The Continue Reading →
    Virtuoso!
    Virtuoso!
    I'm pretty excited about this! The author, Jon Munger is a friend and he Continue Reading →
    Lyra
    Lyra’s Lamp
    We have a new puppy in the house, and while this is a wonderful thing Continue Reading →

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