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Projects

I work on various projects pretty much constantly but only post things to this site in sporadic bursts. Expect to see a mix of electronics, craftwork, chemistry, and miscellaneous experiments on here.

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01/01/05"Cerenkov" LampA tabletop lamp of glass and wood that illuminates with a lovely blue light which resembles the wonderful, mysterious blue glow of Cerenkov radiation.
01/12/06AC Powered LED GlowlampMade from a lucite pencil holder, this lamp uses reactance to limit current from the mains line and power a chain of LEDs without the bulk of a transformer or dissipative waste of a series resistor.
11/10/04Bloodmetal RingA tempered iron ring made from pipe scrap.
A book with embedded flash memory11/04/06BookdriveUSB-connected FlashROM digital storage concealed inside a book.
11/10/04Burning BoxI should work for Enron. A paper shredder's got nothing on me. This is how you really destroy unwanted documents, and what was written on them, and any stress connected to them.
01/14/08Capacitor Six-PackIt's a six-pack, but it isn't beer.
01/01/05Doodles with a Calligraphy PenA cheap calligraphy pen doesn't cost more than a couple dollars, and makes any doodle look amazing!
04/21/06Early Rocket Fuel TrialsOld pictures of one of my first attempts at making an effective sugar-nitrate solid rocket fuel.
01/01/05Engraved Bone JewelryDeer bones + dremel + microwave oven + sandpaper + dremel again = a handful of engraved pendants and bone sewing needles.
12/14/04Experiment: Can ultraviolet LEDs be used to erase EPROM chips?LEDs purported to be active in the near UV region have recently become available at my budget level. Can these devices erase EPROM memories, potentially eliminating the need for dangerous, expensive, and less efficient UV lamps?
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