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Optical Wireless Telegraphy
Red LED Torch On Tripod Morse Code Switch On the very late afternoon on the 08th of September 2026: I was tinkering with morse code. I written a one page PDF here.
Sep 91 min read


A Broken Petrol Mower: We Made It Work With The Old Spring!
The old choke spring in place We re-installed the manky old choke spring back on the choke control lever. Funny enough, my dad had to try and tinker with the tightness of the old choke spring to be as close to original tightness as possible. Re-installing the cover on the engine Metal cover re-installed We then re-installed the rusty metal cover back onto the engine, and funny enough my dad had to remove the rust and dirt to be able to view the engine number on the cover. Smo
Aug 301 min read


A Broken Petrol Mower: We Got The Wrong Spring!
A Float Valve For A Carburetor Carburetor With New "O" Ring Fitted Carburetor With Bowl Attached Carburetor Side View First we had to install a new "o" ring onto the carburetor, and put the carburetor back together. Fuel Inlet With No Carburetor Screwing In A Bolt Re-Installing The Carburetor Then we had to re-install the carburetor onto the fuel inlet. The Throttle Spring We had to re-install the throttle spring which was the right size luckily. The Choke Lever Re-Installed
Aug 291 min read


Lino-Printing: A World Of Mass Production!
Lino prints using red and black inks! Recently, my brother and I have been creating lino prints the first one being of my logo! Funny enough, it made me realised about how I can just do things throughout the day. It also allowed me to experiment and learn about mass production. Lino prints using red and black inks! Two lino printing plates Two lino printing plates The process of making the lino plates is quite long winded where I have to scoop out the material that is not to
Aug 241 min read


Mum & I Catching Moths At Night!
A Makeshift Moth Trap. One Moth We Caught. On the night on the 14th of July 2026: My mum and I were trying to catch moths using a simple makeshift moth trap that comprised of a piece of old bed material suspended above a HID torch. Funny enough, we only managed to catch one moth on that night.
Jul 151 min read
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