
Steampunk Songbirds by Mullanium
Originally posted on For Whom the Gear Turns:
Steampunk Cardinal by Mullanium (BD1) I first saw these birds years ago in a store in San Francisco.… Continue reading Steampunk Songbirds by Mullanium
Originally posted on For Whom the Gear Turns:
Steampunk Cardinal by Mullanium (BD1) I first saw these birds years ago in a store in San Francisco.… Continue reading Steampunk Songbirds by Mullanium
The goggle building has been going well. Hopefully you’ve been following Operation Steelpunk! and you’ve enjoyed watching them take their form. Continue reading “Operation Steelpunk! Part four”
A few weeks ago, I asked a friend of mine, who is more than capable in the art of metal fabrication and welding, to make me a pair of steampunk goggles made out of knives and forks to reflect the city in which I was born and raised. I’ve been posting updates showing the progress of the project and I was sent a number of updated pictures today.
I first saw this side-car on Facebook from a post by the facially elusive Captain Constance Bashford. It’s designed by Italian 3D artist Marco Furlanetto. His website is currently undergoing maintenance but I managed to harvest a few photographs from AutoEvolution and the article they covered on his work. Continue reading “Steampunk side-car”
I was recently sent these images of my goggles in their pre-welded state. I think you’ll agree that they look simply gorgeous as they are! Continue reading “Operation Steelpunk! Part two”
I may as well admit it that I’m hopeless at making things. I’m not a steampunk inventor by all accounts. I am creative, though and when I discovered that Daniel, an old school friend of mine, makes things out of metal in his spare time, I asked him to make me some goggles that would reflect my Sheffield heritage. Continue reading “Operation Steelpunk! Part One”
If you’re on the lookout for a little side project when you have some spare time, you could always look at modifying a small item such as the humble USB stick. Everyone uses them and having a copper pipe sticking out of a computer looks great. The article I’ve linked to here shows exactly what to do with high quality photography and a list of materials and necessary tools. I like that this stick being demonstrated has pipes that stick out. It goes with practicality over the refined look of others and it makes for a refreshing change. The pipes … Continue reading My First Instructable by Daniel LeMath