This is it, the fifth and final part of my Mandalorian Helmet build. In this post I will cover the weathering process and the addition of the black

I am going to go over each step of the process I used to make my Mandalorian Helmet silver and explain what I did, what I could have

It’s time to move onto priming, and cleaning up this helmet to get it ready for paint.

With all the printing finished it is time to start cleaning up the parts and sanding away those layer lines so I can get everything assembled.

This is the start of a multi-part project where I attempt to recreate the helmet from Disney’s The Mandalorian.

In an effort to save space in our kitchen and organize the cabinet, I made pull drawer style spice rack out of oak.

This is my new Seiko 6138-8020 Panda chronograph. It is fully rebuilt from old scrap, and new aftermarket parts. Collecting this watch has been on the top of

A dice tray is something I have always wanted to try making. If done right they can be aesthetically beautiful and personal piece. Making one uses all the

In order to use my nice new Cross Cut sled for making boxes I decided to make a 45° Miter Jig to go with it. This will allow

So, I figured I should make a crosscut sled for it. I started with a piece of 24” x 48” x 1/2" birch plywood. I originally had planned