Yes you can make your own Steampunk goggles "N-Axis" thanks to the amazing Autodesk community site Instructables and member gogglerman http://bit.ly/rm5fFi . Really, no self respecting Steampunk fan should be without their cool Steampunk style goggles without feeling overwhelming embarrassment. Now instead of paying over $200 at the Makers Faire for a pair already made I can make my own and have enough money leftover to make a Steampunk hat, jacket, arm mounted ray gun, and ornate nickel tipped boots. Steampunk is a genre based on a steam powered themed look combined with science fiction and Victorian period. Really quite a mix but the result is interesting and very creative. The ultimate Steampunk appliance would be a Steampunk styled laptop. http://www.datamancer.net/laptop-preorders.htm Autodesk CEO Carl Bass posted some Instructables projects recently and his mechanical iris could be considered Steampunk�ish. Turning a baseball bat Mechanical Iris Some of the Instructables projects to learn and make something. Babe-BQ Oysters with Spicy Bloody Mary Sorbet Wood Carved Computer Case Technical sketching and drawing. How To Skateboard: The Basics There is a large Halloween related section http://www.instructables.com/halloween/ And for those bacon fanatics there are several pages of Bacon related projects! Bacon Macaroni and Cheese Bacon Roses Bacon Infused Vodka  Anyone care for a vodka gin and bacon tonic? And my favorite <drum roll> How to make a Bacon Bomb! This is not what you think. Checkout the Instructables community and learning to make something or share your project with others. http://www.instructables.com/ Cheers, Shaan Go to the original post...