The coat rack is a collaborative project with my wife Pat. She created the beautiful tiles in the Arts & Crafts tradition and I made the wood parts from quarter-sawn white oak.
Tuesday, March 3, 2020
Saw a kit for a wooden mechanical toy while in a shop in England. "Rocky" is that toy blown up a few times. He's powered by a 12 volt DC motor and has an "electric eye" that senses when a shadow passes in front. His tail rotates and his lower jaw moves for about 10 seconds when triggered. Fun project!
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