A while back, there was some discussion about fountain pen ink pH. During that discussion, I offered to test inks and my friend from the Geekhack forum, CPTBadass, offered to donate some samples for my tests. I received samples from my good CPT in the mail, and I went about running tests. This post is …
Fountain Pen Ink pH – A Comparison of Five Commercial Inks Read More »
After I got hooked by the allure of 3D CAD, I decided to practice my skills by making a 3D modeled keyboard cap. I started working on something using OpenSCAD, but it proved difficult to get the sort of organic curves I wanted. I wanted to get some experience using a GUI based-program, rather than …
I decided that I should do my own IBM Model M mod. In early March of 2015, I bought a Model M from a Geekhack user on the cheap. The keyboard was bolt modded, had a wonky membrane, and no cable. I did a few mods to it. The Caps I dyed the caps aqua colored utilizing …
Before my dissertation project got underway, I was working on a project describing the kinetics of adsorption of uranyl ions onto a metal oxide thin film. The thin film was impregnated onto pellets of silica and alumina, then I would submerge the pellets in a solution of uranium nitrate in water. After being submerged for …
A few weeks ago, I took a trip down to Waco, TX. My startup company, Redcedar Products, went to compete at the Baylor New Venture Competition. We had a great time, and had an opportunity to meet lots of exciting people and really put our business plan to the test. Even better: we …
Redcedar Products wins awards at Baylor New Venture Competition Read More »
Let’s get this thing started. This is a new blog which will be used to act as a frontpage for my projects. Since I have a few years of interesting stuff worth posting, I’m going to post old things every week. Each of these posts will be categorized as “backlog” and will be dated if …
Hello World! This is the new site for Wesley T. Honeycutt.