I’ll admit it. I’ve always been a “taker” when it comes to the internet. Always taking – never giving back. Well, this site is an opportunity for me\u00a0to give a little. Hopefully, some of the information will be useful, or at least interesting.<\/p>\n
Mostly, this is is in the form of projects that I have created. I’m always working on something. You can see my most recent project, a concert grade xylophone that you can find here<\/a>. \u00a0Actually, my son Jack and I built this together. As a matter of fact – the xylophone was the catalyst for this web site; I found lots of general info on \u00a0xylophones on the web, but not much about how to build and tune\u00a0one, so I thought I’d let you know how I did it. (I get that this is pretty vertical stuff, and there are probably about 3 people who will care, but hey, it’s still giving back – right?)<\/p>\n I also have other projects, like an automatic chicken door that is kind of cool. Here is a video of it.<\/p>\n