Archive for June, 2020
B’doing!
I sat down hard onto the old sofa and there was a loud crack and what can only be described as a b’doing noise. The sofa would need repairing!
Machine learning at the edge
I’ve recently been experimenting with Machine Learning for an upcoming project video. The advantage of using Machine Learning is that it can find patterns in data that would be difficult to code for using conventional methods. For example, they can
Posted in: Electronics
Tags: Arduino, machine learning, TensorFlow
Win the ultimate Father’s Day…
Buffalo Trace Distillery invites you to nominate the father figures in your life to receive their own home bar packed with delicious bourbon. To enter pop over to Instagram. Here at Buffalo Trace, fellowship and sharing a drink with loved
Posted in: Inspiration
How to build a custom door from scratch
Hanging a new door can change the entire look of a space. Guest poster, Scott Huntington provides some inspiration for building your own custom door.
Posted in: Guest
Tags: doors, woodworking
The Crafters Guide to Taking Great Photos
My workshop photography is not always the best. So I decided to up my game and got hold of “The Crafters Guide to Taking Great Photos” by Heidi Adnum.
Posted in: Books and Magazine Reviews
Tags: photography
Novice welders should grind their welds
There’s a joke in welding circles that if you have to grind your welds that makes you a grinder not a welder.
But I totally recommend getting grinding.
Metal sculpture in brass, mounted on an 1800s French Coin
