Build It! DC event 3/29
Build It! DC
Presents
Guest Speaker
Brian Whaley
DIY Harpsichord
All ages are invited to join us on
March 29, 2011 6:30-8:30
Location: Reverse Space,
13505 Dulles Technology Drive,
Suite 3 (around back),
Herndon, VA
Cost: FREE
Come meet other Makers from the Washington, DC metro area!
Have you ever thought about building a musical instrument? Brian Whaley did. With a long musical history and a love of early music, he always wanted a harpsichord but couldn't afford to buy one. What better way is there to get what you want than to build it? With a few projects under his belt, he wanted to go for it. Luckily, a friend of a friend gave him a very old kit he was never going to assemble. Armed with some basic tools and lots of free time, Brian now has a harpsichord.
As an engineer, Brian continues to delight in building things out of wood primarily using hand tools in his home shop. More of his projects can be seen on his website at http://basementlabs.org.
Come out to see how he did it!
Please RSVP at http://build-it-dc.org
Hosted by
Reverse Space is a 5,500 sq. ft. warehouse in Herndon, VA containing equipment for reverse engineering, building, and computing in a group environment. Equipment & services include: 3D printer, laser cutter, saws/drill presses, soldering, sandboxed cyber war center, co-working, and conference rooms. They are also building a sandboxed malware analysis and cyber war research center. They are open Mon-Thurs 5:30pm-10pm, Fri 5:30pm-12am, Sat 10am-12am, Sun 10am-10pm to all Makers. Please visit www.reversespace.com for more details.
Future topics
Electronics, crafts, energy, science, cars, astronomy, rockets, robotics
Visit http://build-it-dc.org for more details
Build It! DC
Presents
Guest Speaker
Brian Whaley
DIY Harpsichord
All ages are invited to join us on
March 29, 2011 6:30-8:30
Location: Reverse Space,
13505 Dulles Technology Drive,
Suite 3 (around back),
Herndon, VA
Cost: FREE
Come meet other Makers from the Washington, DC metro area!
Have you ever thought about building a musical instrument? Brian Whaley did. With a long musical history and a love of early music, he always wanted a harpsichord but couldn't afford to buy one. What better way is there to get what you want than to build it? With a few projects under his belt, he wanted to go for it. Luckily, a friend of a friend gave him a very old kit he was never going to assemble. Armed with some basic tools and lots of free time, Brian now has a harpsichord.
As an engineer, Brian continues to delight in building things out of wood primarily using hand tools in his home shop. More of his projects can be seen on his website at http://basementlabs.org.
Come out to see how he did it!
Please RSVP at http://build-it-dc.org
Hosted by
Reverse Space is a 5,500 sq. ft. warehouse in Herndon, VA containing equipment for reverse engineering, building, and computing in a group environment. Equipment & services include: 3D printer, laser cutter, saws/drill presses, soldering, sandboxed cyber war center, co-working, and conference rooms. They are also building a sandboxed malware analysis and cyber war research center. They are open Mon-Thurs 5:30pm-10pm, Fri 5:30pm-12am, Sat 10am-12am, Sun 10am-10pm to all Makers. Please visit www.reversespace.com for more details.
Future topics
Electronics, crafts, energy, science, cars, astronomy, rockets, robotics
Visit http://build-it-dc.org for more details