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This is my version of the famous Kandle Heeter (http://heatstick.com/).
I have burned 28 tea candles (two at a time) under it, for a total of about 30 hours.
I have tried to situate my candles as close to the radiator bell as possible. It gets pretty sooty.
I can get between 115 and 150 degrees in a typical burn. But if the paraffin candles ignite, you can get to over 180 degrees in a few minutes.
Created on 11/07/08, last changed on 11/07/08. This album contains 11 items.
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In the experiment I attempt to turn the 1/2" video monitor from an old video camera into a viewfinder for my Canon PowerShot SX100 IS.
The project will remain unfinished since the setup became too large for everyday carry around.
Making a viewfinder for the SX100 IS should be interpreted as a smack in the face for Canon. Wake up, damn you!
Does a top notch camera like the Canon SX100 IS need a viewfinder? Heck yeah! Here is my video monitor solution (This gallery also includes a low tech variation).
Created on 05/24/08, last changed on 05/24/08. This album contains 7 items.
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I always wanted a key cap Rubik's cube. It's incredibly easy to make, too.
Last changed on 01/29/08. This album contains 5 items.
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The infamous St. Matthews Church of Tulsa, OK mailers.
Last changed on 01/27/08. This album contains 20 items.
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An artsy badge, involving a chunk of copper, a bunch of surface mount components, and too much time.
Last changed on 01/01/08. This album contains 3 items.
This album has been viewed 70 times since 01/01/08.
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