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Steamworks, A Booth In 2016 Mini Maker Faire, At The Science Factory, Eugene, Oregon

Modest Sign
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A modest sign hung from a blue plastic tablecloth and read "Steamworks R&D"

Steamworks external link Research and Design Labs   •  S, Ka Ricca proprietor   •  A Booth   •  In the 2016 Mini Maker Faire external link   •  On The Science Factory external link grounds   •  2300 Leo Harris Parkway external link   •  Eugene, Oregon external link   •  (Date Photographed: 12:43:09 Saturday 11 June 2016)   •  (Date Published: Wednesday 9 November 2016)   •  © 2016 Bryan Costales Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial License #C16_4450
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Horn And Tubes
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A gramophone horn with a modern speaker inside provided the sound for a radio.

Steamworks external link Research and Design Labs   •  S, Ka Ricca proprietor   •  A Booth   •  In the 2016 Mini Maker Faire external link   •  On The Science Factory external link grounds   •  2300 Leo Harris Parkway external link   •  Eugene, Oregon external link   •  (Date Photographed: 12:43:12 Saturday 11 June 2016)   •  (Date Published: Wednesday 9 November 2016)   •  © 2016 Bryan Costales Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial License #C16_4451
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Steampunk Pistol
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A lucite case contained a steampunk-style pistol and leather holster.

Steamworks external link Research and Design Labs   •  S, Ka Ricca proprietor   •  A Booth   •  In the 2016 Mini Maker Faire external link   •  On The Science Factory external link grounds   •  2300 Leo Harris Parkway external link   •  Eugene, Oregon external link   •  (Date Photographed: 12:43:28 Saturday 11 June 2016)   •  (Date Published: Wednesday 9 November 2016)   •  © 2016 Bryan Costales Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial License #C16_4452
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Telegraph Key
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A telegraph (morse code) key sat atop one side of a complex wooden device.

Steamworks external link Research and Design Labs   •  S, Ka Ricca proprietor   •  A Booth   •  In the 2016 Mini Maker Faire external link   •  On The Science Factory external link grounds   •  2300 Leo Harris Parkway external link   •  Eugene, Oregon external link   •  (Date Photographed: 12:43:32 Saturday 11 June 2016)   •  (Date Published: Wednesday 9 November 2016)   •  © 2016 Bryan Costales Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial License #C16_4453
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Tube With Anode
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A vacuum tube, with a connection to its anode on top, was located just behind the telegraph key.

Steamworks external link Research and Design Labs   •  S, Ka Ricca proprietor   •  A Booth   •  In the 2016 Mini Maker Faire external link   •  On The Science Factory external link grounds   •  2300 Leo Harris Parkway external link   •  Eugene, Oregon external link   •  (Date Photographed: 12:43:34 Saturday 11 June 2016)   •  (Date Published: Wednesday 9 November 2016)   •  © 2016 Bryan Costales Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial License #C16_4454
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Kilowatt Hour Meter
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A kilowatt hour meter was on one side, inside the class cylinder. A clock faced forward.

Steamworks external link Research and Design Labs   •  S, Ka Ricca proprietor   •  A Booth   •  In the 2016 Mini Maker Faire external link   •  On The Science Factory external link grounds   •  2300 Leo Harris Parkway external link   •  Eugene, Oregon external link   •  (Date Photographed: 12:43:39 Saturday 11 June 2016)   •  (Date Published: Wednesday 9 November 2016)   •  © 2016 Bryan Costales Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial License #C16_4455
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Atomic Bomber Cafe
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A mechanical device labeled "Atomic Bomber Cafe" could be used to stamp words into coins. The woman behind spun a heavy plate to power the device. A modified clarinet decorated the front.

Steamworks external link Research and Design Labs   •  S, Ka Ricca proprietor   •  A Booth   •  In the 2016 Mini Maker Faire external link   •  On The Science Factory external link grounds   •  2300 Leo Harris Parkway external link   •  Eugene, Oregon external link   •  (Date Photographed: 12:44:10 Saturday 11 June 2016)   •  (Date Published: Wednesday 9 November 2016)   •  © 2016 Bryan Costales Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial License #C16_4456
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Back Of Device
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The Back side of the device with its heavy wheel.

Steamworks external link Research and Design Labs   •  S, Ka Ricca proprietor   •  A Booth   •  In the 2016 Mini Maker Faire external link   •  On The Science Factory external link grounds   •  2300 Leo Harris Parkway external link   •  Eugene, Oregon external link   •  (Date Photographed: 12:44:19 Saturday 11 June 2016)   •  (Date Published: Wednesday 9 November 2016)   •  © 2016 Bryan Costales Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial License #C16_4457
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