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Comic Wall Display

I wanted some shelves to display comic books on my office wall. There were a few requirements that I had: No visible fastenersComics cannot fall offEasy to switch out comicsPotential for future lightingThe result is a French cleat system (no visible fasteners) with "lips" to keep comics secure similar to

woodworking

Maple Scrap Pen Display

This is starting to feel like Pask Makes' scrapwood challenge. Much like the wands, I had a bunch of turned pens scattered around. As any self-respecting woodworker does, I had a small offcut scrap that I just couldn't bring myself to throw away. I think I originally wanted to turn

woodworking

Wand Stand

I made a small handful of wands when I first got the ShopSmith as a lathe. Since then, the wands have just kinda been floating around the house on random surfaces. I finally had enough and decided to make some sort of display/stand for them. There's been a scrap

woodworking

Red Wings Logo

This is a gift for a friend who sent us some stuff out of the blue after the tornado. The red wood in the logo is padauk (naturally red) on a maple background. Frame is walnut. Cut out using Hello Disco's laser cutter. [ wgb0.imgur.com ]

woodworking

Comic Book Holders

With my ever-growing comic collection, I needed some extra holders to keep my "loose" comics safe. The spines are made primarily from pallet wood (maple, red oak, and ash?). Sides are cherry ply. Made 12 holders but apparently have 2 extra "spines" so I need to cut some more sides.

woodworking

Bandsaw Box

My first real bandsaw box. Designed to fit underneath my middle monitor and around its stand. Made with alternating cherry and maple. Drawers are flocked (first time flocking). I cut off the cherry face of the drawers and routed new maple faces using a template bit. Drawer pulls are made

foster

Fosters - Kim, Ron, Shego, and Drakken

Left to right: Ron Stoppable, Shego, Drakken, and Kim Possible

foster

Fosters - Chase, Cassie, and Kyle

Left to right: Chase, Cassie, and Kyle

woodworking

White Oak Mantle

Just a simple, live edge white oak mantle. Started from a couple pieces of 8/4 stock. One piece was used for the majority of the mantle and the live edge, and the other piece was jointed to give an extra couple of inches for depth. Finished with semi-gloss, water-based

foster

Foster - Kotaro

code

u-r-grounded

u-r-groundedA NodeJS web app for easily blocking internet access for devices via pfSense NAT rules CaveatsI only have access to iOS devices, so this will render best on an iOS device. It should still look reasonable in just about any modern web browser. PrerequisitesYou must install and configure the API

code

dhcp-to-dns

dhcp-to-dnsGet list of DHCP static reservations from pfSense and create corresponding DNS records in pi-hole. PrerequisitesYou must install and configure the API for pfSense (see https://github.com/jaredhendrickson13/pfsense-api). CaveatsI couldn't find a documented pi-hole API for creating local DNS records, so this script relies on logging in via

nodejs

nnpm

nnpmChecks docker-compose.yml for the NodeJS version being used in a container and runs the NPM command inside a Docker container for the specified NodeJS version. This is useful if you have the NodeJS script/app in a local directory on the host but run it with a different version

nodejs

mdns-resolver-forwarder

mdns-resolver-forwarderNodeJS script that acts as a DNS resolver/forwarder but checks mDNS first. This was written to act as a DNS resolver for Docker containers that can't resolve mDNS addresses (*.local) on their own. ConfigEdit config.js: listen_ip - IP address on the host to bind tolisten_port -