"ECLECTICA"

A place in the attic (or perhaps the basement) of your mind.

Welcome to "ECLECTICA" the home page of Steven R. Jaynes & family

This Site is like a government project.

It will be under construction forever!

We'll add comments and links about the things we hope you'll like sharing.

®1999. All rights reserved for ALL pages, content, and images, used on this Web Site. Reuse or reproduction of any portion of the content is NOT permitted without the express written permission of the author. Contact Steve Jaynes using the email link found on this site for additional information.

Some of the stuff we are interested in, and like best are:

Steve's Shop (His refuge for sanity)
Woodworking (Steve's an avid Shopsmith fan and an all-'round Tool Nut, making "Tim the Toolman" look like a rank amateur!)
Metal Working I'm fond of my Emco Maier Compact-5 Lathe with Milling/Drilling Head The Compact -5 is somewhat larger than the UNiMAT series but shares the same concept of a lathe and vertical mill in the same unit. I've been asked for a list of books for recommended reading for using small lathes. Click HERE to see my draft list.
UNiMAT Miniature Lathe/Milling Machines Including UNiMAT DB200's, UNiMAT SL series, UNiMAT 3's, and accessories	Click the Button below to be taken to my eBay auctions where I sometimes have UNiMAT items or other "stuff" for sale.
*FAMILY INTERESTS*
Horses	Family Life
Travel	Photography Links_to_Pictures Library
Camping & Hiking	Crafts
Science Fiction	Science Hobbies like Astronomy
eBay Auctions !	*SCUBA Diving*

Steve started in the computer industry in 1968, and has been involved with Commercial Parallel Processing since 1985.

Sequent Computer Systems (where Steve works) has just merged with IBM.
(The active link is to the public Home Page for the company formally known as Sequent Computer Systems, NOW known as IBM, NUMA-Q Server Division.)

Steve is defiNETely a "Techno-Junkie"

Oregon is our home and our love, so expect a little "Oregonizing" too.

That's all for now, but we'll add more soon.

Site History:

1998 & 1999 Added Metal Working Pages and have been in a constant state of flux since then.
November 1998 - Finally got around to replacing woodworking pictures, added lathe turning pictures and began the Science Fiction Section.
Dec.08 1996 "Re-worked the Woodworking link, added some pictures. (Steve)"
Nov15 1996 "Added a "WOODWORKING link. Try it out if you haven't. It's a beginning. (Steve)"
Sept 10, 1996 "FTP's up and running and the first changes to the index.htm are now in this document. Next it's pictures, links, and sections. (Steve)"
Sept, 1st, 1996 "I've got to get my FTP fired up, so I can dump this awful "home-page-generator." Here's the first of several PAGES of links I'll add from my work collection.