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I have to say that going back to this special, fussy and particular pen has been a lot of fun. So yeah, dig them out and give them a clean and see how they are. Honestly I bought that whole set for $35 and that's what one pen used to cost. It's not like there's been some wild technical...

One of the things that has been a struggle for a few years is working in video. Despite being on crews and even directing shoots it's a very different mindset and I struggle to remember to shoot stills when I decide to shoot video or vice versa. But the editing is getting easier at least for...

You wrote "in post 6130" and I thought, what a random number and then I looked at the post numbers and sure enough - over 6000 posts to this thread. Dang, that's crazy. So I went back through the 20,000 or so images that comprise this thread to find one of the first images of the kids...

That looks very cool for a smaller wood fired oven. I feel sort of bad that I have this pizza business with the kids yet we've never actually gotten to cook in a real pizza oven. In my mind I have played out what that looks like and every time I go to a place with a real oven I study it, make...

Whoa, I had no idea that Marantz made boom boxes. My Dad had a really nice Marantz receiver and Dual turntable that as a kid was allowed to use. Looking back my parents really trusted me with some nice things (like the Minolta SR-7) and that early trust might have been part of what made me fall...

I think the fact that it has can be customized in the basic shapes and then again with the dividers means it’s got some more flexibility than just printing bins that fit the grid. At least that’s the case for me. Gregor

WaveGrid is a form of Gridfinity - that link above will let you download existing models and this is the WaveGrid Customizer which you can also find in the link above. That makes the whole thing a lot more helpful as you can change the dimensions to match what you need and then build out the...

Interesting about the utility patent but I don't think the idea is truly novel or new - my idea is really just a refinement of what has been done before and now others are also making what they call "parallel beam" devices which are similar. So most of my mill tooling has been in this...

We've used two for everything so far but if we get as busy as we anticipate we're going to need a third and Ben has offered up his for Friday. I'm still not completely happy with the Roccbox for what we're trying to do but we have it pretty dialed in so it's too late to reinvent things for this...

Yes, parents normally do the pick up and drop off but Nadia's friends' parents were all busy and the commitment was difficult so I volunteered to make it easy as possible for her friends to join. Now that they are more invested and their parents are seeing them really enjoy it I'm not having to...

So the other thing that I've been trying to do this summer is rustle up work because it's been a pretty slow year/summer. In some ways I feel like I'm captaining a sinking ship with my photo career but in another way I'm trying to appreciate the beautiful sunset while the ship slowly sinks...

As Ron mentioned, I left out the pizza popup. Partly because it's happening so fast I don't think we're ready. Last summer the kids and I took an opportunity to do a pizza popup in our little downtown of Multnomah Village. We had a handful of good nights but generally we weren't doing much...

I’m working up to that. And I’m working towards that. But yes… I’ll find some time tomorrow. G

Thanks for the bump. Summer is almost over and I feel like I've accomplished almost nothing, yet I've been super busy. I'll try to do a quick catch up... I produced my first ad campaign. I also directed and starred in it. Scott shot the photos and Matt did the video and I put it together and...

Not to say I've given up on the 3d printing... I was starting a project with the kids and my long rails used to hang on the garage door but that door is slowing falling apart and so the rails ended up, stuffed wherever I could find space. And the sacrificial cut strips never seem to stay...

It's been a busy month... In my rediscovery of all my Festool gear I relearned that the extensions for the Kapex miter saw also attach to the MFT table and so I set them up to help me cut strips for the drawers' slides. And I made use of all the baltic birch scraps to make jigs for the...

Hmm, I just spent an hour trying to figure out how to add text to the depth stop without much luck. I can add it over the embossed letters of the model but the type doesn't line up and it feels sloppy. I'll go back but it's not important at the moment. I finally got time between everything...

Of course someone here has already modeled that. I've downloaded it and will print it out after the Griffinity cable organizers have printed. How hard is it to print the numbers in a different color? Or is the better way to just infill with paint? I can see that printing Gridfinity organizers...

Yup, fully agree with you Grant. No rush on the email - I've got a full plate this month. After deciding to just do a 200mm half round cut out at the top of the drawer I knew I wanted to make some kind of relief for fingers since the opening was small. All of my cabinets and drawers have been...

We interrupt this drawer build with a trip to Austin, TX for Ducati - sorry not sorry. I love being challenged to think of solutions quickly on location and to make this just a bit more challenging I decided to miss my flight out on Wednesday morning. Turns out that Apple has "alarms" that get...