You can tell the tool I used today sucks less. (at Columbia Gadget Works)

They may not look like much, but I'm so proud of these new parts I cut for my lathe. All the holes (pretty much) line up, and the tool holder sits just right.

Coming soon. Hit me up if you want one! #weenie #comoart (at Columbia, Missouri)

#dicksoutforpizza

Get your copy at Krakin Jokes next Sunday! Brilliant writing, insightful comics, and a unique selection of sponsors who provide products that speak to our lifestyles! Or be a lame nerd and wait until I post the pdf. #standup #zine #comoart #athens

First set of zine illustrations. Isometric drawing is full of weird tricks. I'm picking up my old typewriter from my parents house this weekend, and I'll be in business! #comoart #zine (at Columbia, Missouri)

Research for a new zine. I'll post some pictures as I make them. #comoart

Tennis Racquet Ukulele (Tenor)

5-6000 turns of hair thin wire at 200 rpm is a tense eleven and a half minutes. #handmadeinstruments #lathe (at Columbia, Missouri)

I bought a very large laser today. Does anyone need a large laser? #laserlife

It's coming along. Trim, shape, and fret, wind a pickup and build a bridge. #ukulele #instrumentmaking #comoart

Shaping the head.

It's gonna be a ukulele of sorts. I milled a face on the handle, but have to sand it perfectly flat. #diy #instrumentmaking #ukulele (at Columbia Misourri)

216.11 miles over three days. As it turns out, it's pretty much exactly 105 miles from the campground in Clinton to my door if you also stop at Subway in Sedalia. The two camps pictured are in Pilot Grove and Clinton. The rest of the pictures were just things I thought were pretty or something.

180 miles on the Katy, starting… Now! (at Katy Trail)

Some details of the final piece. You can see the drive system a little better, and it’s speed control. ¼" audio out.

This. It does this.