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Here you'll see lots of things that I find interesting or amusing. Much of what you'll get are reflections of my interest in technology for design and/or manufacturing. I'm also a bit of a science and space geek, and you'll eventually encounter some, philosophy, travel articles, scenic photography and music.

  • How Ink Is Made

    This guy is serious about his ink. I love that.

    Tagged: ink craft Craftsman

    Posted on May 21, 2011 with 4 notes ()

  • Why Shop Class Is Still Relevant
“Why would today’s  wired kids need to know how to work with their hands? The answer is that  they still need the inspiration and understanding that results from  turning something digital into something real… even the most sophisticated design software can’t substitute for an  appreciation of how materials truly behave in a finished product.”

    Why Shop Class Is Still Relevant

    “Why would today’s wired kids need to know how to work with their hands? The answer is that they still need the inspiration and understanding that results from turning something digital into something real… even the most sophisticated design software can’t substitute for an appreciation of how materials truly behave in a finished product.”

    Tagged: Technology Craft craftsman design Metalworking carpentry

    Posted on May 19, 2011 with 9 notes ()

  • A series of four videos that document the process of making of a Japanese Katana, from smelting to polishing. The amount of skill, effort & dedication demonstrated by the craftsmen in this videos is as impressive as the finished product.

    Tagged: Sword Katana Japan Japanese Smelting Forging Blade Metal Metalworking Craft Craftsman

    Posted on May 12, 2011 ()

  • A simply superb short film of a man executing his craft from start to finish. The hand-made custom bike frames are impressive on their own, but everything about this video is inspirational. From the expert use of tooling to the well refined processes, the camera angles to the soundtrack, this really adds fuel to my dimly burning creative fire.

    Tagged: metalworking metal craft lathe welding machining machine steel make

    Posted on January 24, 2011 with 9 notes ()

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