Interwebs of Joe
When I was finishing up the 80th face shield hoop for Genesis Plastics I had my first print failure of the entire ordeal! Not something you want to see when you walk back into the room… In the end, the … Continued
The hits keep on coming with this pandemic. In the last week there has been a consolidation of efforts to lock down Colorado and most of the country. As cases of COVID exponentially go up in the country, PPE gear … Continued
Since my post a week ago the world has turned upside down. COVID-19 pandemic has gripped the world, the leadership of the USA FINALLY started to take it seriously, all business are pretty much shut down – including the bars!, … Continued
This month I was thinking of something fun to do on a trip down to New Mexico to see family (we’ll see if COVID-19 changes those plans though). They happen to live next to White Sands Missile Range, and are … Continued
I am finally checking off more and more boxes on the printer from the project that kinda stalled last summer. One of which was getting the enclosure finished… which is a bigger task than I may have realized. Doors First … Continued
My 3D printing projects have been progressing at a modest rate. The printer itself has moved to a more long term location in my office on the floor which makes working on it kind of PITA, but it prints fine … Continued
From the post yesterday about “What do you 3d print?” here are the parts being used!
The most common question I get when I talk about the 3D printer project I am wrapping up on and just the hobby in general is “So what do you 3D print anyway?” or “What are you actually printing with … Continued
As part of my many parallel projects I am doing around the house (which have all converged at the same time) I finished our new home automation setup. As I mentioned in a previous post https://joekelly.co//diy/home-automation-wink-to-hubitat/ , the migration was … Continued
So let’s keep things interesting with another topic- Home Automation! Since we moved into our house in late 2016 we’ve had home automation deployed to control lighting, locks, and dozens of sensors to protect the house from water, forgetting to … Continued
Early 2010 I build a beefy server for the time to handle virtualization and be a pretty comprehensive lab server in my house. Well… over the weekend it went dark. It would power up, the BMC would come up, but … Continued
The Rooftop webcam that I put up just about a year ago is getting one of its more impressive tests today. Denver is in the middle of a “Bomb Cyclone” blizzard and could plunge Denver into its lowest pressures ever. … Continued