It started out with a scrap piece from an old chair, but it might have been a practice turning or a couple of pieces stuck together with hot glue. I ended up with a perfectly servicable wand that is far from perfect, but perfectly suited to help you escape a… Continue Reading Spray Scrap Project – Cosmic Bone Wand
A couple of videos ago I spend some time recreating the monolith remotes from Marvel’s Agents of Shield. In the process I got sucked into the fear dimension (as you do), but soon after I was back producing content (at a frighteningly low pace). Nobody knew how I got back,… Continue Reading Dying Sun – A Fear Dimension Escape Ritual
Since my kids decided recently that the old Toy Kitchen I made for them from pallett wood was still worth hanging out with, I made a couple of things for them to put on the menu. In this video I show you how to make beans, peas, fries, cheese and,… Continue Reading Toy Kitchen Additions made from Wood
I tried to reach for the stars. I even tried to enter into a “Starbond”. This is what happenes on the way. It was an interesting experience, and the final result is not really what I had envisioned, but that is how it worked out and I kinda like it… Continue Reading The “Starbond”! Evolution of a Project
The P-Cards are more than just a pun (“Make it so!”). They are little helpers to increase your productivity, but potentially also the fun you have! They come in different flavors for different kinds of projects, and I am releasing more and more! How do these Cards work? Easy! You… Continue Reading P-Cards! Color me (and you) Productive!
To help my kids announce their toy kitchen’s special offers, I made a foldable blackboard using blackboard paint. You know, akin to those real restaurants used before the pandemic (and will use again, I imagine). Ever since I 3d-printed some items for them to use in their toy kitchen, my… Continue Reading Foldable Blackboard for Special Offers
First, the MESS, or Miniature Elevation Sub-System, is a system to emulate flight or floating on the battlemap for tabletop toleplaying games. You can find more about it over on Walking Papercut, and the files to print your own on Thingiverse for free. In this article, I want to dive… Continue Reading Salvage Meteor Lights (and possibly make a MESS)
Ever since I made the pallet wood toy kitchen years ago, my kids are using it on and off to play. And equally on and off, I have used it as an excuse to make things. Now, in this modern age, there are some 3d-printed kitchen toys I want to… Continue Reading 3D-printed Kitchen Toy Parts
In this video I make a rather minimalistic shelf to hang from the ceiling. Using a 3d printed part that I designed myself (for better of worse), this hanging shelf can be easily adjusted and adapted to your needs. Up to and including the addition of new shelves if need… Continue Reading Hanging Shelf with 3D printed Parts
Some projects are meant to get things going, to break through blockages of any kind, and to make things happen, generally speaking. This is one of those projects. It helped me to get back in the shop. I got to use some techniques that I have not had a chance… Continue Reading Making an Effort – yet another Bad Pun Project