Us engineers are always building something. It's in our genetic makup to do so. A friend of mine is doing some PIC programming in efforts to make his own stepper driver. Myself, I plan to configure software needed to run an eleborate anolog sensing device I designed. And if I'm feeling ambitious, I will machine some parts for my paintball marker; I have to get it prepped for the near future.
How about you all?
Cabe
I am making:
- Wooden Cabinets & Shelving (for my cousin)
- Beer (for me)
- Testing out some new Faulhaber brushless servo motors that have just been delivered (for robotics)
Not all electronic, but then I think variety is good 
Yup. With barley-malt, hops, yeast and water. Got into it about a year ago.
Good fun (especially if you like beer), and not too dificult.
Yeah, I need a good weekend - after a veerrry long week 
That analog sensing device sounds interesting. Have you posted anything about it?
Rob
I'm afraid my home engineering is rather limited - I was always more of a thinking engineer than a hands-on engineer. However, I do have a weakness for Lego, and at the weekend finished the third model of my latest acquisition - 6753, Car Transporter / Tow truck / Long-reach Crane. Does that count? 
Wendy 
Not so much this weekend, but we just bought a house with my girlfriend so plenty of stuff to do there 
Can finally get a proper workshop and garage!
Elias
