Steve Lodefink
An inveterate tinkerer and "broad-spectrum hobbyist," Steve just can't say no to a cool project. At 3, he was already reverse-engineering the peanut butter and jelly sandwich: "I figured out where all of the parts were, found a good tool, and built one. I've been doing it ever since." He lives in Seattle with his wife and two sons, two cats, five tarantulas, and 24 African cichlids, and thinks that one of life's great pleasures is a really sharp aged cheddar cheese. "I'm a simple man," he says. He looks at life's debris at https://finkbuilt.com.
Latest from Steve Lodefink
01/07/2014
Put a camera on your 'copter and yourself in the pilot seat with these tips for first-person video flight.
12/18/2012
Global domination for the young evil genius.
12/18/2012
One of the best ways to learn about electric guitars is to build one of the many DIY guitar kits...
12/18/2012
If you have kids, chances are at some point you’ve cut a couple of holes in an upside-down cardboard box...
12/18/2012
The George Nelson ball clock is a neat little slice of mid-century art and architecture, but with the current licensed...
12/18/2012
With a few empty soda bottles and some PVC pipe, you can build a high-performance water rocket.
11/01/2011
Aspiring luthiers will find this a satisfying first project, with its pre-assembled mahogany body and ready-to-attach neck; you’re left with...
10/26/2011
Despite all of the well-documented, homebuilt CNCs out there, I couldn’t get the momentum to build one, so I decided...
05/29/2007
Mike Yates is at the center of a group who prefer to play their games in warrens of bunkers below...
10/31/2005
Blacksmiths had to have skills as de- signer, engineer, and metalworker in order to make best use of this precious...
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