2026

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  1: 2026-01-23_07-33-06.jpeg
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  2: Water main break at duplex.
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  3: 2026-02-01_15-56-41.jpg
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  4: 2026-02-01_15-57-12.jpg
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  5: 2026-02-01_15-57-28.jpg
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  6: 8" Sewer reline - sleave - Steam heat fires the embedded resin.
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  7: 8" Sewer reline - sleave - Steam heat fires the embedded resin.
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  8: 8" Sewer reline - sleave - Steam heat fires the embedded resin.
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  9: 8" Sewer reline - sleave - Steam heat fires the embedded resin.
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  10: 8" Sewer reline - sleave - Steam heat fires the embedded resin.
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  11: 8" Sewer reline - sleave - Steam heat fires the embedded resin.
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  12: 2026-02-09_16-13-30.jpg
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  13: Buds opening early
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  14: 2026-02-13_14-09-50.jpeg
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  15: Portrait of Jamie by Hockney
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  16: Nightmare job - Steel pegs in aluminum - electro--welded due to water in frame.
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  17: Chuck spun on MT2
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  18: Early Fruit flowers - will they drop on a freeze?
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  19: Tulips are up
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  20: 3D printing night mare - turns out that the Z offsets changes the config.. Does auto-leveling off not follow the off setts? Why would you adjust at 0.1mm at a time?
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  21: Stripped thread on 3D printer head - they used the thin wall - I redid it with the thick wall and a longer grub-screw.
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  22: Chuck spun on arbor
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  23: Chuck spun on arbor
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  24: This Cushman is good
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  25: Spalling was on the outer limit - I just turned a big chamfer to get rid of the bad part.
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  26: The 3D gods are fighting me. Print nozzle was leaking- over tightened - swapped for a differnt hot block, new hot block had shorted thermistor - wire for the thermistor cable broke.
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  27: Getting closer - reinforced - formed strain relief with Goop-glue - waiting for glue to dry - turned on bed heater to warm things - speeds it up a bit.
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  28: Part of the old railroad that was combined with the route to Overbrook
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  29: Metal finding in the yard - found a shot-put
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  30: 2026-03-28_16-28-57.jpg
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  31: 0.4mm PSD nozzle - makes a big difference - highly heat conductive.
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  32: Setting up the hot-end
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  33: This stone wall was in/near the path of the old Lawrence Carbondale railway
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  34: Found more of the 1887 railroad bits - the plates were for fastening the end of rails together - the broken off square bolts were part of that lash-up.
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  35: My cat finds things that smell like me
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  36: Finally did something on the mill again
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  37: Turned out nice..
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  38: Finally cleaned the big bench
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  39: 4 types of high fire glaze - White, White-gloss, light-blue, blue with speckles..
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  40: I can't remember who made which ones?

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