Purple Blown Motor in Stereo
Tuesday, August 26th, 2008Stereo pair set up for Cross-Eyed viewing.


How to ask quality skeptical questions. Show this to your kids. Via BB.

Awesome teen angst comedy mischief pop by Chair. Kind of NSFW, sophomoric and juvenile.
Remixed War Propaganda book.
Pull that T-stick baby!
Amy Crehore has been letting the paint dry on Tickler No.2 for about the last 2 years. It’s now available for viewing, and its a STUNNER!

A Rolling Stones fan does a nice one-man Satisfaction Cover
Here and here you will find some nice, high-res cigar label scans to view.
Here is quite a lovely spoon slide guitar performance.
Check out this great little ditty produced by Dan Cederholm, using an iphone app called Four Track and Garage Band.
Inspiring tutorial on open D slide blues.
Start your day with some outstanding go-go in-a-box to the Sonics, and the rest will just fall into place naturally.
Voted the #1 best car design element of all time by Jalopnik readers.
Here is a pdf of the Fender Telecaster guitar body plan.
Greg Payne’s Giant Wind Chimes.

Stereo pair set up for Cross-Eyed viewing.
We Just finished applying a layer of 24” x 24” slate tiles to our back patio. It was a straight-forward enough tiling job, but the scale of it has me feeling like i just finished building the pyramids or something. But I think that it was worth the effort. Just had to show it [...]
Although coconut shells do have some well established niche market uses such as novelty swimwear and small caged-pet shelters, I can’t help but to feel as though too many of them are going to waste.
The New Altoids Tin?
No I don’t mean as a mint holder, but as an improvised homebrew electronics project enclosure. The Altoids [...]
Mark Frauenfelder and Mr. Jalopy have partnered up to write a new blog called Dinosaurs and Robots.
Mark is the founder of Boing Boing and the Editor in Chief of Make Magazine. Mr. Jalopy also writes for Make, and is a curator and purveyor of some of the great forgotten artifacts [...]
When I was in 5th grade, I saw an ad in the back of Boy’s Life magazine for a set of plans that promised show you how to build a personal hovercraft using simple hand tools and old vacuum cleaner motor. Needless to say, I knew that this was going to be the best [...]
My testosterone levels have reached alarming highs over the past year, what with all this building of automotive management computers and fuel-injection systems, motor rebuilding, horsepower extraction exercises, and various other grease-monkeying that has been absorbing all of my liesure time.
