I laser cut The Interlace Project's open source frame loom at Cheltenham Hackspace for Emma, for the princely sum of £3.60.

My friend Emma has started weaving on the inkle loom I built her, and sent me photos of her progress over WhatsApp.

A year after moving in, my shed has evolved into a proper workshop, thanks to my parents. Here's how it went up over a week.

My first commission: an inkle loom for a friend, with wonky lap joints, a routed slot and a lot of Gorilla glue.

The first of five evening woodworking classes at The Building Block in Worcester, where I used a table saw for the first time to make a box.

Slides and speaker notes from my Worcester Source talk on achieving your goals.

Building a display to keep my yearly goals in sight: a MagicMirror² prototype, then a Screenly slideshow on a Raspberry Pi touchscreen.

My review of the Weekend Woodworker course has been published in issue 13 of HackSpace magazine.

Wildcat is finished: a Feather Huzzah and LED matrix in a 3D-printed panel and cat-ear frame, counting the time since Apricat last bit someone.

Wildcat, a days-since-last-incident board for the cat, is delayed after I fried its Feather Huzzah with the wrong USB power supply.