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The Festival of Stuff finale was bursting with delectable making madness, this time through the theme of mini-golf. We built an 18-hole Crazy Materials Golf Course for our visitors to play, as well as filling the street outside the Institute of Making with demonstrations and making stations.

The Festival of Stuff finale was bursting with delectable making madness, this time through the theme of mini-golf. We built an 18-hole Crazy Materials Golf Course for our visitors to play, as well as filling the street outside the Institute of Making with demonstrations and making stations.

Photos from a Jumper/Sweater Modification Tutorial.

 

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Modified photo of girl in regional dress. Taken during Romeria in Torremolinos, Spain.

...which is actually blackboard paint

Cargo restraints added to prevent the ARB fridge from sliding and bouncing during spirited driving

another view prior to gluing.

additional conductive gasket between connector and front panel

Pictures of modifying a Dinotte 3W commuter light by replacing the original Luxeon emitter with a Cree XR-E Q5 on a 16mm star. The Cree is the white heatsink and the original luxeon is the green one. You can upgrade the light by sending it back to Dinotte along with $75, but the emitter was $7 - so I figured it was worth a try.

 

The inspiration for doing this mod was this discussion thread on CandlePowerForums, home of out of control light geekery (bless their hearts!): www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=210005

Yes, it's an apple. No, originally it wasn't purple and blue. Source photo was taken in December 2012, but I decided to modify it a bit recently.

Button Candidate 4, well, more like snap on cover buttons - Not definite, not even experienced in attaching them, but I can learn.

Photos from a Jumper/Sweater Modification Tutorial.

 

For more information please visit:

www.violetlebeaux.com

The Festival of Stuff finale was bursting with delectable making madness, this time through the theme of mini-golf. We built an 18-hole Crazy Materials Golf Course for our visitors to play, as well as filling the street outside the Institute of Making with demonstrations and making stations.

The Festival of Stuff finale was bursting with delectable making madness, this time through the theme of mini-golf. We built an 18-hole Crazy Materials Golf Course for our visitors to play, as well as filling the street outside the Institute of Making with demonstrations and making stations.

Photos from a Jumper/Sweater Modification Tutorial.

 

For more information please visit:

www.violetlebeaux.com

After you finish removing the stupidly high number of screws that hold the pump housing in place, you get this lovely piece, which is the end of the pump. You need to fill in that little hole in the center with hot glue or something similar, this will disable the overpressure release valve and allow you to pump the Titan even further.

a suspension shoot i did in 2008 at a barn in rural minnesota.

from here the rest of the shape will be made with a file. Sorry, no photos of that.

Photographie de Nalyvane Bannavong (2010).

 

A donné lieu à une carte postale éditée à 200 exemplaires dans le cadre des 30 ans de l'Université.

The Festival of Stuff finale was bursting with delectable making madness, this time through the theme of mini-golf. We built an 18-hole Crazy Materials Golf Course for our visitors to play, as well as filling the street outside the Institute of Making with demonstrations and making stations.

The Festival of Stuff finale was bursting with delectable making madness, this time through the theme of mini-golf. We built an 18-hole Crazy Materials Golf Course for our visitors to play, as well as filling the street outside the Institute of Making with demonstrations and making stations.

The Festival of Stuff finale was bursting with delectable making madness, this time through the theme of mini-golf. We built an 18-hole Crazy Materials Golf Course for our visitors to play, as well as filling the street outside the Institute of Making with demonstrations and making stations.

Trees, weeds and other bits of vegetation have been removed here for a new loop line to be installed over the next three years. This is in conjunction with the North West electrfication plan.

Cutting out the coolant passage that went up into the head. You can see here a better view of the passage I've opened up into the block water jacket.

Compact Camera Hardware Glitch

Compact Camera Hardware Glitch

Macro Monday - textile textures

 

This is my canvas sun hat. Above is the outside hat band. Hat did not have a chin strap so I added one. Below is the underside of the front part of the brim. The tan color was not dark enough for my taste, so I took a Sharpie and added some cross-hatching. I have no compunction about modifying my gear to work better for me.

Here you can see the PETG in place with the front of the turret used as a guide.

 

Step 11: Glue the barrels in place on the back of the turret, you can use epoxy or super-glue or hot glue.

 

Myself I used Zap-A-Gap first and then after that dried, put hot glue over th make sure there were no air leaks. Do be careful though, the tip of a 40W hot glue gun CAN melt PETG.

In the second modification we see the situation has gone from calm to absolutely horrendous. I played on the idea of any kind of sanctity existing prior. Tornados ravage the skies and a hungry wolf has replaced one of the boys. The childs fear is highlighted against the contrasted tones of the photograph. It seems nothing is safe, nothing can be clear: and this kind of situation is a terrifying thought. It makes you wonder how bad things could honestly be and how blessed we can be for having security. Even though the child looks initially worried in this photo, life always has a little surprise around the corner. This boy is about to find that out.

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