Subscribe
Categories
-
Recent Additions
Blogs
Useful Sites
Web Tools
Category Archives: Resources
Friday File Filosophy
Files and rasps are used in many aspects of prop-making; carpentry, metal-work, plastics, foam, and sculpture are among the most common. The WeWilliams Library has a PDF of a book called File Filosophy available for free reading and downloading. In this 40 page pamphlet, they define some of the terminology of files (as well as [...]
Elephant’s Trunk
Faye Armon and I headed up to Elephant’s Trunk this past weekend. It’s one of the largest flea markets in New England, and only about 2 hours north of New York City. It runs only on Sundays from April until November, 7am-2pm. They claim it takes up 55 acres; maybe that’s true if you count [...]
100K Garages
CNC routing is amazing if you’ve ever seen it in action. You can watch perfect circles and intricate shapes appear in plywood or other sheet goods, right before your eyes. Exact duplicates of precisely measured pieces can be made over and over again. But CNC machines are expensive. They take up a lot of room [...]
Nokia cellphones and Legos
Today is a fairly random posting, but I’m knee deep in the two Shakespeare in the Park shows for this summer, as well as a little side project. Here is a pretty sweet timeline of Nokia phones over the past three decades: I had a Nokia cellphone for about three years. Still have it, in [...]
Ephemerotica