Being able to fuse metal for fabrication or sculpture would enable all sorts of projects.
I needed a sofa and I needed storage space. This flexible furniture solves both problems.
A modern take on those trendy industrial pulley lamps.
I find this practice particularly pleasing. I also like food. And photography.
Lifting heavy things without being crushed requires a Power Rack that doesn't fall apart.
Throwing pots requires a seriously expensive wheel. Unless you build your own.
Made from scrap plastic and fabric offcuts to protect from the scratchy contents of my bag.
Despite being made from old packaging and scrap paper, these notebooks feel quite special.
What good is a portable pizza oven without a tailor-made backpack?
This hard wax is perfect for accurate CNC prototypes, but the commercial stuff is a rip off.
The fragility of the veneer makes this difficult to do, but there must be a way.
Quick access to the workshop via a hidden trap door in the floorboards.
The time has come for me to have a 3D printer.
Taking aesthetic cues from sci-fi staircases, with a focus on rapid construction with minimal tools.
My first adventure into subtractive manufacturing is also my first attempt at building a machine.
I think these came out quite well for my first knives.
Durable parts bins allow quick access to many different fixings.
Keys are so 1840. Keyless entry is faster and more convenient.
Personalising a high quality blade blank with my own wooden handle scales.