4 Metal Easter Eggs

The Fabergé Big Egg Hunt is having a Grand Finalle in Covent garden and you can see all of the eggs that were previously scatter around the city. Here’s some of my favourite metal eggs, some which are still available
April Fools

Just incase anyone did not twig, yesterday’s post about Leonardo’s Ipad was an April Fools joke, the fact the control mechanism was very like an Etch-a-sketch should have given it away. The touring exhibition Leonardo Da Vinci’s Workshop will be
Leonardo da Vinci – Ipad

Internal workings Engineers and historians at the Museo Leonardiano di Vinci in Florence have built a 3D model of one of Leonardo’s sketches and concluded that it is a hand held sketch pad that records sketches without the need for a pencil or
Prototyping

For the next step in my little electronics project I was looking at adding in the LCD to the display the output, I’ve selected an I2C device so that it requires very little wiring and also does not need a
Repair Manifesto from 1831

A comment about Joshua Field (partner of Henry Maudslay) by James Nasmyth from when they both worked at Messrs. Maudslay, Sons and Field of Lambeth. “One point he often impressed upon me. It was, he said, most important to bear
Origins of the factory
Whilst doing a bit of reading I discovered that the term “Factory” is actually a shortening of an older word “Manufactory” which was in use in the 1800s. The Miriam Webster dictionary states that the first known use of that
Hobby Welding and Duty Cycle

Earlier this month I wrote up a detailed article on duty cycle for Westermans. For the hobby welder I’ve really not found it to be an issue. There are a few reason for this. Firstly, I work in smaller sections
Naomi Press – Solo II – Cavendish Square

The latest City of Sculpture installation has arrived in Cavendish Square. Naomi Press’ Solo II is a 3m tall abstract made from stainless steel and is proving a popular picnic spot with the local office workers. Naomi has been working
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Metal sculpture in brass, mounted on an 1800s French Coin





