I have made a few changes to the website structure today. Hopefully you will think the changes are a step in the right direction. I would like to hear your comments or feed back… so feel free to contact me. … Continue reading
This is really interesting article I roundabout the usefulness of prototypes. How to Prototype: The Awesome Guide | thesquigglyline.com. Copyright secured by Digiprove © 2012 Tim Bird
I have just put the finishing touches to two new pages in my engineering hints and tips sections, please take a look….. How to grind TIG electrodes. How to avoid and cure chatter on a lathe.
I have just published a new page for anyone interested in learning some basic HTML. I hope to add some more advanced HTML code tips in the future. Copyright secured by Digiprove © 2012 Tim Bird
Welcome to my new improved website. Hopefully you managed to find your way without any problems ! Whats all the fuss about I hear you say… well, I have spent the last few hours transferring my old timbird.net web site … Continue reading
Well, I finally found a use, and a decent host, for my TimBobTasic.Com pages. I have started with an all new photographic web site, www.photos.timbobtastic.com, and plan to add other domains as the need arrises, I am already considering engineering. … Continue reading
Ok. I have just found out I can use my phone to update my website / blog. Fingers crossed it works lol. I can even post photos. So here is one I took as a cycled passed Brokerswood the other … Continue reading
A new timbird.net sub domain has been launched today. I have made a new photo gallary using iWeb and plan to add a few more phots pages as soon as possble. The new pages an be accessed at www.photos.timbird.net Please … Continue reading
Well people, I am officially disappointed with myself. this is only my second post of the year, when there should have clearly been so many more. A lot has happened since my last post, most notably I have started a … Continue reading
Well 2011 is finally here, and even though it looks like I have taken a few days to recover from the end of year festivities, I have in reality been kept busy by family gatherings, shopping and planning. The first … Continue reading
