Projects

The Andantephone is a musical instrument invented by Steve Mann that allows a player to literally step along the timeline of a song. This is an andantephone I designed and built with Steve and Ryan Janzen at UofT.

A pair of musical MIDI-enabled sneakers for controlling music and video. BeatSneaks harness the energy expended by nervous toe-tapping and turn it into an opportunity for creative expression and composition.

A push-pull 6V6 stereo tube amplifier in a cutlery box. It’s loud and it glows! Based on the lovely Musical Machine. Check out the instructable and kit!

An Arduino-based RFID access control system! It opens doors. Bleep bloop.

A live edge coffee table made from one big slab of butternut.

A two-piece cedar camping chair built entirely from wood. No screws or nails necessary!

A simple, strong picnic table. Eat on it, sit around it, you know, classic picnic table stuff.

A coffee table from an old typesetter’s drawer.

A twisted, creaky, squeaky old toy guitar shoved into a rickety box made from an orange crate and my grandmother’s records.

An acoustic take on the popular JEM.