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I'm a tinker and a tool-maker. I like to make stuff, both for money and for fun. This blog will be my place to share pictures and descriptions of things I've created. I'll also include how-to information for some of the projects. You'll see some software, but mostly models of trains, remote controls airplanes, boats, and cars. Also, I have a 3D printer (FDM, prints in ABS plastic) I have been experimenting with, so you'll see some parts from that.

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I'm a tinker and a tool-maker. I like to make stuff, both for money and for fun. This blog will be my place to share pictures and descriptions of things I've created. I'll also include how-to information for some of the projects. You'll see some software, but mostly models of trains, remote controls airplanes, boats, and cars. Also, I have a 3D printer (FDM, prints in ABS plastic) I have been experimenting with, so you'll see some parts from that.

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John The Tinker: April 2007

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Sunday, April 22, 2007. Okay, I didn't build this one. I bought it almost ready to fly from Atlanta Hobby. Why the odd white triangles on the wings? My youngest daughter and I built this trainer together:. This kit is fully laser cut, and it was a joy to build. It even has laser cut lexan parts, including a little hook that holds the battery hatch down. I got the kit from SR Batteries. Every year, my flying club, the the Torrey Pines Gulls. Tuesday, April 17, 2007. Brass Strut for 1907 Firestone-Columbus.

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John The Tinker: RC Trainer "Cutie"

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Sunday, April 22, 2007. My youngest daughter and I built this trainer together:. This kit is fully laser cut, and it was a joy to build. It even has laser cut lexan parts, including a little hook that holds the battery hatch down. I got the kit from SR Batteries. Every year, my flying club, the the Torrey Pines Gulls. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Brass Strut for 1907 Firestone-Columbus. View my complete profile.

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John The Tinker: Mini Katana Repaired

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Sunday, April 22, 2007. Okay, I didn't build this one. I bought it almost ready to fly from Atlanta Hobby. Why the odd white triangles on the wings? Dude, your last blog post was over a year ago. July 10, 2008 at 9:00 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Brass Strut for 1907 Firestone-Columbus. View my complete profile.

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John The Tinker: Brass Strut for 1907 Firestone-Columbus

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Tuesday, April 17, 2007. Brass Strut for 1907 Firestone-Columbus. My father has a very rare 1907 Firestone-Columbus horseless carriage. He needed to fabricate two roughly 3" tall brass struts to prevent the rear bar that supports the motor mount from bending. We drew a sketch of the part, then I drew it up in TurboCAD Mac. The brass casting is on the left, the ABS pastic pattern is on the right. I look forward to hearing from you at your soon. March 23, 2011 at 1:05 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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John The Tinker: June 2007

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Sunday, June 10, 2007. Okay, this is really something my daughter made. I just bought a Thunder Tiger Mini Titan electric helicopter. It was already assembled, but came with a boring white canopy and lame stickers. This is where my daughter Anna and her Sharpy collection came to the rescue. Check out the awesome results:. BTW, I bought this heli from Discount Hobby Warehouse. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.

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