The Best Laid Schemes of Mice and Glenn

This is a bunch of for-fun projects, both large and small, I have completed or are in the process of attempting. I have detailed a lot of materials-techniques along the way. Please feel free to adapt these to your own uses. No responsibility can be taken for use or mis-use of this information or any awesomeness that results.

Videos? I detest instructional videos! They are invariably too fast or tediously slow (and often both!). If I ever have something that can genuinely benefit from video instruction, rest assured I will make a video. Until then, ye olde art of reading is your friend! At least here you can skim over my rambling aside-annotations (which I generally white-box like this so you know it is optional information and/or opinion)!

Major Projects:

Generally a fundamental part of my lifestyle!

	I.C.E. My home IT system. -- Ongoing long-term project --
	Making my bed. Building an adjustable bed. -- Active Project --

Minor Projects:

Fun and educational stuff.

	Die! 3D printing experiments with custom 8-sided dice.
	Paint Box 3D printing a paint-pot holder box, with embedded magnets.
	NAnaNAnaNAnaNAna Integrating a Trackpad and USB-2 HUB into my BAT chord keyboard.
	NEEDS MORE DOORBELL!! Very simple Button/LED rewiring project.
	Using a 556 dual-oscillator chip and a LED array to make a bright flickering light inside a lantern. Simple Electronics project, particularly useful if you need to simulate a small flame inside a gallery or studio!
	RGB paper lanterns that react to stuff. Basic Arduino™ project.
	The Small Violin. Basic Arduino™ project.
	The Bright Orange. Basic Arduino™ project.
	Z-Stepper. Use a piece of exercise equipment to drive an analog Joystick Channel (USB device).
	Orac - sentient supercomputer from 70's TV. Elaborate Arduino™ project with some discrete electronics too. Introduction Light Ball The Ring The Box Tarriel Cells Sound FX The Key Other Junk The Wrap-up
	Attaching bone-conduction ear-pieces to my glasses. No electronics mods -- just cutting and cable-tying stuff.
	Connecting a PC microphone to non-PC audio inputs. A little hardware hacking to supply the mic's power needs so it can be hooked into an effects box.
	Full-Metal Knickers! Metal lingeri from found object: my major work from the art-education strand of my Education degree.