B.Light Design

Sanded and assembled. All it needs now is some paint.

Pretty beefy wheels and axles for some toy cars. Everything to make these are off the shelf.

18-8 Stainless Steel Female Threaded Round Standoffs - 1/4″ OD 5/8″ Lg. 10-32

Tight-Tolerance Shoulder Screws - 1/4″ Shoulder Dia. - Head Dia.: 3/8″, Head Ht: 3/16″

High-Temperature Silicone O-Ring - 3/16 Fractional Width, Dash Number 322

Prime-Line Products D 1503 Steel Ball Bearing Sliding Door Roller, 1-1/2-Inch, 2-Pack

I’ve been playing with different ideas for wheels recently (more on that soon), and so I obviously needed some toy cars to attach them to. Here are some of the first passes. 2D CNC’d plywood pieces glued together. Needs sanding, finshing, and wheels obviously.

Matt Richardson and I won a Notable honor in the Open Design category of the Core77Awards for our Connected Decor - Dish project.

This is very cool and we’re very excited. It’s also a voting type thing, so if you feel like it, please vote for us or any of the other great honorees.

Vote here.

All oiled, waxed, and wired up. I have no idea what species this wood is, but I like the way it looks.

Working on a new lamp, have no idea what species the wood is. Wedding gift for some cool people.

Put the oil finish on and added some threaded inserts. It’s all ready for the PCB’s and components.

Working on a walnut and aluminum enclosure for the fantastic Weezie. So far, glued up some walnut and did some initial CNC work. More to come.

My Subtraction class is showing their work at the ITP Spring Show. They all did amazing work.

Slowly been putting a Shapeoko 2 together. One of my issues was what kind of enclosure to house all of the electronics and controls. I settled on using an electrical junction box. And yes, my CNC goes to 11.