Firstly, I would like to apologize for the lack in updates over the past 2 months.
Sorry to keep you all on the edge of your seats, you may now resume normal seat position.
Couldn't be helped.
We've only recently recovered from Vancouver's first Maker Faire that took place this year on June 25th to 26th.
It's taken this long to dig ourselves out of the disaster zone that we call our workshop and get things reorganized, or, as the term organized didn't apply to begin with, how about we just say organized.

Vancouver Maker Faire was fantastically successful with nearly 100 exhibitors and over 7000 attendees. After four months of fast paced making, Derek and I managed to pull off our projects! Yay! In total, making a display, backlit sign, upholstered bench, 2 bookcases and many other smaller projects.
It was great to see family and friends and many familiar, friendly faces at the event.
We brought along our mini CNC Andre to the event to demonstrate how a CNC works and talked about how we made the large projects on Big Ben our big CNC.

So what's planned for next year? Lots of course. As usual, far more than is entirely reasonable.

Derek has a new toy in the basement which is why he hasn't seen daylight in the past 2 weeks.
It's a 3D printer. He's just finishing up the building of it this weekend.

I'm working on several new designs, clocks, furniture, pub signs etc. We will post more photos soon!
Derek will also be posting about the building of the 3D printer as soon as I can draw him out of the basement, blinking into the sunlight, following my carefully placed trail of electronics parts.
He's currently fairly non-responsive to vocal prompts.
I check on him once in a while, feed him, check to see that he isn't setting anything on fire, that sort of thing.
However, there is a burgeoning feeling of excitement in the air, and I feel the printer's completion is imminent, which means we should be 3D printing in the next few days or so.

Until then, check out a few photos of us at the event: