For a bit of outdoor practice welding, I made a wooden mount to securely hold a vise to an old workmate. First step: gather up some scrap lumber to make a nice base that the top surface of the workmate can really grip into. No movement up or down. It’s ugly but it’s solid. Yes, […]
Hey there, makers! Gather ’round as I share the exciting happenings from our latest House4Hack meetup. Last night, the House was abuzz with three separate laser cutting projects, and the atmosphere was filled with collaboration, creativity, and the sweet smell of burning wood. First up, we had Monty working on his simulator’s artificial horizon. With his trusty laser cutter, he designed and cut a beautifully precise face for the horizon display. Monty designed and cut the face for his simulator’s artificial horizonMonty’s attention to detail and craftsmanship shone through as he carefully etched the markings and contours onto the acrylic. It’s incredible how laser cutting allows us to create intricate designs with such precision. But Monty wasn’t the only one harnessing the power of the laser cutter. Password2 was also busy in his corner, crafting tool holders for his toolbox. He utilized the magic of laser cutting to fashion tool holders that perfectly fit into a laser cut grid, which, in turn, fits snugly into his toolbox. Password2 cut tool holders for his toolbox. The to