I assembled my new CNC machine it didn’t work properly. It turns out I might have put one part in backward, so I decided that my old CNC works great for now, so I’ll keep using it until it fails and hopefully they’ll get all the bugs worked out of the new onw. I waited […]
I was searching for a jukebox years ago, but we never had the space and they were too expensive or too ugly. I kept seeing facebook listing for this jukebox, which I loved; but they wanted $7,000 for it. After seeing it occasionally for weeks, I decided to lowball him just in case; and then
We finished hanging the Demonoyo. I made the support out of some left-over teak and made the support wider than it needs to be so I could screw it into studs. I do NOT want this to fall for any reason. It’s made out of the same teak as the PNG shield with a brown-stained
A long time ago, I thought it would be cool to add an ocean sound effect to the chalkware fish bathroom. We bought the shell box at an estate sale over 6 months ago and I bought the speaker and control board for the Tiki room music box over a year ago. The box legs
Lina has always wanted a seashell resin toilet ever since she saw one in an estate sale house. I’ve always forgot about it, but she reminded me at the right time this year. I found a vintage one on ebay and Lina had a lot of questions about the package when it was delivered. I
I found this PNG in a random auction here is Colorado and Lina won it. I built a stand out of some teak that’s been sitting in my shop for a long while. I also aged the hardware. I think it looks great! Now it needs to find it’s forever spot in the house.
I decided that the swamp cooler would be too hard to explain and too personal for the new owners of the Great Dale, so I decided to remove it. Lina happened to pull out the crappy humidifier around the same time. As I was dreading listening to the noise from it, I realized that it
I bought this fancy oven for the Airstream and because I wanted to try it out. Turns out that it is too big for the Airstream and Lina hates looking at it; so I had to relocate it to the garage, which meant running some conduit and adding a new circuit to the garage panel.
I gave Lina a bar sink for Christmas with plans to build a bar similar to her existing one. So I drew up some plans in Fusion 360: Then we built some cardboard cutouts to see how it would actually look in the space: Now I needed some tools to actually do fine woodworking for
The floor of the Airstream RV port was the cheapest roadfill that they could find when I had the pad leveled. We are planning on hosting 50 people under it during Porkapalooza and thought it would be nice with a better floor. But it turned out even the cheap fake turf would have been over