Despite the holidays there were a number of projects started this week:
Dave convinced Apple that his Hive and Seek word search game was suitable for market and is now available on the app store:
Justin stopped in to create a ski-waxing jig to make scraping in skis much easier:
Heather created some pillows for the couch with materials around the shop:
Too much time was spent reverse engineering and debugging some cheap wirelessly controlled outlets:
Scott put together a much needed set of wheels for the kiln to make it mobile:
A discarded bed frame provided the materials and will also be used to create a workbench in the welding area:
Sector67 receives a giant roadside sign:
TV was wall mounted, we’ll see how long it lasts 
Makerbot is printing a little better, still needs a bit more calibration work but there’s light at the end of the tunnel:
Other things accomplished:
- Jon moved his CNC mill for the first time
- Organizer for the lumber was assembled and put into use clearing a lot of floor space
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