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| − | + | I improvised a water-cooling system for drilling granite. It's made out of duct tape and scrap plastic! :D | |
I shot a video as part of the Hack The Media workshop [[Workshops/hackthemedia]] | I shot a video as part of the Hack The Media workshop [[Workshops/hackthemedia]] | ||
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You can find it here... [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74h4vakbEBo] | You can find it here... [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74h4vakbEBo] | ||
| + | I built two bike trailers from <s>rubbish</s> useful raw materials recycled from skips. | ||
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| + | With LUKE and Chris the Hipster, we built a furnace that can heat mild steel to the sparkly stage, and aluminium to pourability. | ||
| + | We used this with 3d-printed forms to sand-cast new components for the mini-lathe. Nice combination of ancient and modern techniques, both high-tech and low. :D | ||
Find me on [http://www.billycomputersmith.com www.billycomputersmith.com] | Find me on [http://www.billycomputersmith.com www.billycomputersmith.com] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:31, 15 June 2016
Musician, computer technician, insomniac, with lots of points in J.o.T.
My communication skills are good and in constant use...
Projects include:
Projects/WindTunnelTurbineTestingFacility
Templates/Maintenance Tool Kit
Last Year:
I improvised a water-cooling system for drilling granite. It's made out of duct tape and scrap plastic! :D
I shot a video as part of the Hack The Media workshop Workshops/hackthemedia
You can find it here... [1]
I built two bike trailers from rubbish useful raw materials recycled from skips.
With LUKE and Chris the Hipster, we built a furnace that can heat mild steel to the sparkly stage, and aluminium to pourability.
We used this with 3d-printed forms to sand-cast new components for the mini-lathe. Nice combination of ancient and modern techniques, both high-tech and low. :D
Find me on www.billycomputersmith.com