A Simple Projector Mount
Yesterday, I used the excellent new welding facilities at TechShop SF to build a projector mount for my new projector. I wanted something that would easily allow me to maneuver the heavy projector while it stood perched atop a C-stand.
Making A Trapeze Bar, Part 2
It’s pretty clear to me now that this is becoming a circus blog. Not out of any grand desire to write about such things, but as a consequence of what holds my interest at present.
Projectors, Processing & Patterns
Projected.
A few days ago I purchased an Epson 8350 projector. I’ve been meaning to pick one of these up for a while. With a 50,000:1 contrast ratio, and 1080p resolution, they make for excellent lighting projectors.
Making a Trapeze Bar
Recently, I found my self driving out to El Sobrante on a trip to visit my friend Sterling, a master welder. He offered to help me finish a project I’ve been idly working on for some time, building a static trapeze bar.
Trapeze bar & rope.
Swivels And Such
I admit it. I like shiny metal things. I also like snazzy hardware, and for my aerial tissue/silks rig it doesn’t get much shinier or snazzier than the stainless Wichard Clevis Pin Swivel, model #82465.