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News – March 18th, 2019 – New Studio Desk, New Dust Collector, and New Friends

2019-03-18
On: March 18, 2019
In: News, Woodworking

New Recording Studio Desk As you may know, I recently sold my old studio desk. It worked well but was just too big and ended up not fitting my needs as well as I thought it would. It now has a new loving home in another recording studio. My new

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Here's how I spent my Saturday afternoon. Making cables. I made thirteen XLR cables of various lengths. It's sort of meditative, making cables. It's also extremely tedious.
Full video featuring the flicker circuits I made here: https://youtu.be/SL1YKGfHjd0
I made a few flicker circuits for a film project while I'm trapped at home. I haven't made these since I used to build haunted houses for Halloween.
Working from home has some perks. I'm using this opportunity to organize my recording studio while taking phone calls. If you talk to me today and can hear the unmistakable sound of xlr cables hitting the floor, that's just me untangling this spaghetti mess.
I'm using the quarantine to make my first official tutorial video to be released publicly. Can anyone guess what it is by examining this photo?
Making videos during the quarantine.
I got my lathe configured for turning cymbals. I just need to make the carbide tools, which I should be able to get done tomorrow.
This is my newest addition to my shop. It was a real bear to get assembled but I had some help from my wife, and my neighbor @k4mcameron saved the day by moving a cable when it was oh-so slightly in my way.
The welding table/cart is complete!

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