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Took too long but finally first parts off the Grizzly G1550 lathe! A made a trio of pulleys and some stand-offs for the Crock-pot. The pulleys are for a spinner box bot for my son and the crock-pot stands off for my precious crock pot. Although, the darn crock pot designer should have to live . . . → Read More: First Girzzly G1550 Lathe parts 
There are plenty of Break out boards to choose from when setting up a CNC system. Here’s a very low lost CNC breakout board that can be had from ebay for about five bucks with free shipping from China. I have one on my demo/setup board (everyone needs one of those) and the board works . . . → Read More: LinuxCNC Mach3 Breakout Board 
Whoa – This is a lot of gear reduction: 
When it comes batteries for electronics, there’s a lot to know to keep your battery running in tip top condition. The guys over at RC Helicopter Fun put together a nice write up on Lipo batteries. It can be found here: http://www.rchelicopterfun.com/rc-lipo-batteries.html They even have a link to a youtube video of a battery on . . . → Read More: Understanding RC Lipo Batteries 
Here’s an aluminum extrusion saw blade that will work well: 
I wanted to create a Gmail filter to apply a label from anyone from a particular company and wasn’t sure if gmail used wildcards or not. Lifehacker had a nice article on gmail filters and of course, their last tid-bit was on wildcards. So, yes, gmail uses wildcards in their filters. Example: If the emails . . . → Read More: Wildcards for Gmail Filters 
The Nato Phonetic Alphabet straight from wikipedia. I posted it so I have it handy… 
Earlier this year I bought a used G1550 lathe off Craigslist. It’s made in Taiwan versus the Grizzly G4000 that is currently available and made in China. Some might say the G1550 is better, but it’s all a matter of opinion and dependent on the condition of the lathe. Also, you’ll notice the 8×18″ vs. . . . → Read More: Grizzly G1550 8×18″ Lathe – Predecessor to G4000 9×20 Lathe 
Who says you only print toys with a 3D printer? Here are a few examples of useful, practical 3D printer projects used around the home or the shop. TOOL HOLDER – Organizer I’m a big fan of the Stanley organizers because they’re stack-able and come in 2 different sizes. I have several of the organizers . . . → Read More: Useful 3d Printer Projects 
This post is a list of Xubuntu Linux commands that helped me setup a second Ethernet Card with a static IP in Xubuntu. I used it for my Zoneminder security camera system and the blog post here has the specifics on the Xubuntu setup file and my hardware. LINUX COMMANDS Check what network cards are . . . → Read More: Useful Linux Commands for Xubuntu 2nd Ethernet Card Setup |
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