Makinstuff's Weekly Maker Curations Week 7// A Minnow Support Project Community Curation// Check Out Some Makers That Rock!

Hello all you beautiful humans of Steemit!

Many thanks to @zaxan for offering his awesome title graphic work for these curations. Please check him out for any graphics work you may be looking for.

I'm behind! but ....... I'm getting caught up. Today I bring you another week of some great maker/diy content I've found across the Steemiverse. Each post gets upvoted from the @msp-curation trail and one post will be featured and re-steemed by the official @minnowsupport account. Please click through and support the featured authors if anything interests you and help us support quality content creators on the platform.

This first post shows you how to create something called a stitching pony which is essentially 2 boards with some leather stapled on that allows you to hold your leather work in place well while stitching from what I gathered. Very great article and another feature from the great work of @digitaldan
Getting back into leatherwork

This next article is an excellent run through on some methods for creating metal etchings at different cost entry levels. It shows the testing of a metal card that was etched with bitcoin address and keys in a fire then the results. This is a wicked great article by @shermand100
Cold Metal Storage, Guide for Metal DIY Crypto backups.

This next post does a great job at introducing the reader to the steps needed in fixing gaps in sheetrock for home repair by @cmplxty
Quick DIY project - Joint Compound Wall/Ceiling

This article did a great job showing the steps involved in doing the replacement of a catalytic converter in his van. This job can be frustrating and I really like how he used the vice grips to assist in re-installing the spring loaded bolts. Great work on this diy repair from @saintchristopher
Replacing my own catalytic converter.

I can't tell you how many times I've strapped things in creative ways to some of my old vehicles to get down the road. Many times in life you have to make due with what ya got, and this post shows how there are no excuses you just have to get creative and make something work by @senorcoconut
Homestead Build Adventures | getting crafty with my PICK UP TRUCK!

Thank you for your time, and I hope you enjoy these posts as much as I have!

Peace and Joy,
Greg @makinstuff