It is one thing to make things, but another to make something that itself makes other things. That is what I have tried to do here. Inspired by the amazing achievements of the RepRap project, I built my own three-dimensional CNC positioning system, mainly. using parts from old typewriters and inkjet printers. (more…)
I wanted to build an ultra-quiet PC to be used for playing DVD’s, MP3’s, downloaded films, watching (and pausing) live TV, and such like. It runs the Freevo home theatre platform on Linux, and features an IR remote control (with wake from standby functionality), an LCD display, TV-in and -out, and can barely be heard even in a completely silent room. (more…)
You will know it when you hear it; the beautiful, smooth sound of a slide guitar. Most of all in country music, but also in many other styles. Unable to afford one, and of course because I love making things, I decided to build my own. (more…)
I built this during the time that I was a participant in the artwork Beautiful City by Maria Pask, which took place during the summer of 2007 as part of Skulptur Projekte Münster 07. I had always wanted to construct some type of bicycle, and this proved to be a good opportunity to do so. (more…)
ShopeShapes is a piece of computer software which allows an oscilloscope to be generate vector graphics using the sound card output of a computer. It reads 2- or 3D shapes from .dxf files, and allows up to ten such shapes to be rotated, zoomed, and morphed in real time. It runs on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X. (more…)
