Appetite for Deconstruction 06
Wednesday, January 09, 2008 (89 reads)
In this episode we deconstruct a W-P Instruments Modem M4 device. Never knew what it did but purchased it at Michigan State Surplus Store for $5. This might be a close call if we got $5 worth of stuff out of it. View the video and let us know if you think we got $15 of parts from it.
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Appetite For Deconstruction 02
Sunday, September 16, 2007 (48 reads)
In this episode we tear apart a Telex Copyette 1&1 cassette duplicator we got from Michigan State Univeristy MSU surplus center for $5. Do you think we got $5 worth of parts from it??
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Appetite for Deconstruction 03
Saturday, October 06, 2007 (39 reads)
In this episode we tear apart a WKAR TV studio distribution unit we got from Michigan State University MSU surplus center for $15. Was is worth it?
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Appetite for Deconstruction 04
Tuesday, October 23, 2007 (71 reads)
In this episode we tear apart a Brother HL960 laser printer. This printer has been in use as a part of Uncle Shooter's Lab for over 7 years and both the toner and drum needed to be replaced. I found out they cost more than buying 2 new Brother HL2070N laser printers. So we tore this one apart. See what we found insdie of it.
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Appetite for Deconstruction 05
Sunday, December 09, 2007 (71 reads)
In this episode we deconstruct a W-P Instruments Modem M4 device. Never knew what it did but purchased it at Michigan State Surplus Store for $5. This might be a close call if we got $5 worth of stuff out of it. View the video and let us know if you think we did.
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Velleman 3D Xmas blinking Xmas tree kit
Wednesday, December 12, 2007 (87 reads)
This is a Christmas project where we are going to build a Velleman 3D Xmas tree kit. This is a simple kit and the video is geared towards novice kit builders. If you ever thought of building a kit there are some good tip and techniques here.
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Uncle Shooter's Workshop Media Rack
Sunday, October 07, 2007 (79 reads)
One of the things we needed in Uncle Shooter’s Workshop was a rack to put various Audio/Visual and Computer components. I also wanted it connected to Uncle Shooter’s lab where all the heavy-duty computer stuff was. I have built many media and computer racks in the past and wanted this rack to fit in well with the madness I had planned for the workshop
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