In other words, acoustic systems that reduce echo and resonance. A room that has almost no furniture, only bare walls, is exposed to many sound reflections, resonances and standing waves generated by low frequencies.This is especially a problem if the room is to be used as a home studio for recording, creating and processing music. Acoustic adaptation of such a space is not easy, but with the help of special calculators, we can determine reflection points or the distribution of problematic frequencies based on, for example, the position of the speakers and the listener.
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Polaroid camera bag
Polaroid camera bag. The outer part is a gray quilted fabric made of waterproof material. The interior is a soft teal material. The bottom of the bag is made of foam that fits the shape of the camera and is trimmed with fabric. The bag has a plastic buckle and belt.
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DSLR camera bag
First attempt at sewing on a machine. For a long time I was looking for a cover for my camera, fitted, made of soft material, resistant to water. One that can be quickly taken off and hung on a belt. I found one model, ordered it, but it turned out to be too small for my camera, which is in the 'full size dslr camera' category. I decided to order the fabric and sew it myself.
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Media console
Media console for home cinema with chevron / herringbone pattern in few different stain colors. Cupboard with two compartments and dedicated shelf for subwoofer.
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Corner bar cabinet with rotating shelf
Some time ago I saw a corner table from the 70s, created in Świdnicka Fabryka Mebli, and I fell in love immediately. I was thinking of creating such a table from scratch, but decided to buy a used one and do a restoration.
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First amigurumi crochet project
A pillow creature with a disgusted expression on its face. Dimensions approximately 40 x 50 cm. 3 colors of yarn. The used techniques are rather basic like chain, single crochet, magic circle, increase/decrease or slip stitch. For closing I used mattress stitch which is is a finishing technique for vertical seaming. It creates an invisible join, perfect for sewing the front and back of a work piece.
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Ceramic coffee cup
Basics of pottery, a coffee cup made of clay with rust-style glazing. Materials: clay glaze Tools: cutting line brush roller Process: make a cup shape object out of clay let it fully dry sand with sandpaper edge smoothing pick a glaze type and color mixing glaze with water transfer glaze to a cup with a brush (without the lower outer part of the cup) let it dry and put into the oven with high temperature about 900 °C the best part – testing with coffee 🙂
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Wooden plant rooting station
Quick project of plant rooting station. A very simple construction made of four pieces of pine wood joined with glue. Top drilled four times to put glass vials in the holes. Wood is covered with the rustic oak color stain.
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Linocut printing
Linocut, also known as lino print is a printmaking technique in which a sheet of linoleum is used for a relief surface. A design is cut into the linoleum surface with a sharp V-shaped chisel with the raised (uncarved) areas representing a reversal (mirror image) of the parts to show printed. The linoleum sheet is inked with a roller and then impressed onto paper or fabric. The actual printing can be done by hand or with a printing press.
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Guitar wall mount
Wall mount for both acoustic and electric guitar and ukulele. Made of plywood scraps. Birch 18mm plywood was cut in small pieces. Electric guitar has a small shelf for accessories like tuner or capodaster and cut out for picks. It was glued and screwed to wall mount base. Plywood and screws were covered by two black matte spray layers and clear varnish. Attaching guitar mounts to the wall.
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