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My ‘project’ is well underway now!
Today was a very big day for me. The first class of the DFW Citizen Gardener program occurred today, and it was a great success. We had 29 students go through, and I could tell there were many ‘ah-ha’ moments for people. … Continue reading
Stair Project
Today, I built a set of stairs for a stage they want to use at Amber’s school. The stage height is 24″, so I scouted around on the Internet to figure out what the ergonomics behind steps are. Turns out … Continue reading
Mason Jar Box Design – Version 2
Digging through box after box of unorganized mason jars last night to find the ones I needed was enough motivation for me to decide to move forward with my little box-building project. I thought of a better way to make … Continue reading
Mason Jar Case Project
Dave suggested that cases would be a good way to store mason jars full of food. At first I thought this was unnecessary, but the more I thought about it, the more I liked the idea. If all your jars won’t … Continue reading
The Most Useless Machine Ever
For obvious reasons, I want one of these!
Posted in Humor, Interesting, Projects, Strange
Tagged do-nuthin box, machine, project, Video
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Brake and Transmission Maintenance
I started to change out the brake master cylinder in Betty today, but when I started it up, the brake pedal was firm… made me think something else was the problem. The brake fluid was very dark, so I flushed … Continue reading
Entry for February 11, 2007 – Half-pipe in the backyard
My neighbor is building this in his backyard. It is 16 foot wide by 30 foot in length, I can’t wait to see the half-pipe in use!
Six Phases of a Project
SIX PHASES OF A PROJECT ENTHUSIASM DISILLUSIONMENT PANIC SEARCH FOR THE GUILTY PUNISHMENT OF THE INNOCENT PRAISE & HONORS FOR THE NON-PARTICIPANTS