Tuesday, April 13, 2010

The ipaddle














Here it is, the newest magical and revolutionary product from Cupertino...cut in birch ply wood on the CNC, also available in masonite, below. Update! Looks like Apple's director of Developer Relations is now in possession of one of these.


Sunday, April 4, 2010

Mug design




















A fun cafepress creation for my soon-to-be father in law. He really likes being retired.

My CNC setup













This is my Fireball CNC router. The case is lined with foam soundproofing. I'm using a small trim router with a 1/4" collet. I had a dremel on there for a while, but it was really lacking in power.






















This case comes apart in two pieces. The bottom part houses the power supply, vacuum, and lots of spare parts and materials.























When cutting MDF, there is some kind of static reaction with the soundproofing and the vacuum hose. Interesting formations.

Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Sunday, October 18, 2009

Dinoball, The Instability of Form


A project just completed for the Decompression event in NYC:

A cross between a teacup fairground ride and a teeter totter, The Instability of Form (aka Dinoball) is an interactive sculpture. It will have three dinosaur heads mounted on it, and the riders' collective motion can lean it back and forth encouraging one dinosaur over another. (The piece can also be spun on wheels) The three heads express the continuity and instability of forms in nature as they evolve. Each one is slightly different, and the circular nature of the piece asks the question: "which came first, the chicken or the dinosaur egg?"



Friday, September 18, 2009


Start with a laser cut, press braked, powder coated part. Make 3 and rotate them around one another: A coffee table with nesting parts and easy assembly

Thursday, August 20, 2009


A dining table currently in the works for CNC fabrication