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Well-well. 'bout time you show'd up! Ya should show everyone the latest project!!
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Nuttin. I’ve had a cold for a few days. Watching the Big East basketball tournament. Go Providence College.
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I've been workin and playin... livin in the same ol place. Still have the VW camper, my dad still has the 69 MGB but it needs a crossmember replaced.
Got a 67 beetle project stuffed in my cousins garage for later.
As Doc hinted I have been slowly building up a makerspace in my basement with fun toys like 3Dprinters, and a new laser cutter. All that stuff is of the hobby level budget friendly type (See also needs tons of tinkering and upgrades right out of the box) but I enjoy the challenge.
It started with a screen accurate replica of a Ghostbuster proton pack ( with lights, sounds and smoke effects), and currently it is a functional hurdy gurdy (Search them on youtube) made of laser cut plywood and 3Dprinted parts. the plans for the "Nerdy Gurdy" (search that too) are online from a guy in Sweden. As soon as I get some pics hosted online I will share them.
Got a 67 beetle project stuffed in my cousins garage for later.
As Doc hinted I have been slowly building up a makerspace in my basement with fun toys like 3Dprinters, and a new laser cutter. All that stuff is of the hobby level budget friendly type (See also needs tons of tinkering and upgrades right out of the box) but I enjoy the challenge.
It started with a screen accurate replica of a Ghostbuster proton pack ( with lights, sounds and smoke effects), and currently it is a functional hurdy gurdy (Search them on youtube) made of laser cut plywood and 3Dprinted parts. the plans for the "Nerdy Gurdy" (search that too) are online from a guy in Sweden. As soon as I get some pics hosted online I will share them.
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Hey there Banjo. Good to hear you're expanding your work space and making fun stuff.