Showing posts with label Kickstarter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kickstarter. Show all posts

Sunday, January 15, 2012

Bone with saw, flesh with knife

Awhile ago, I supported a successful Kickstarter project on butchery. The first video is out and it is on breaking down a pig. If you ever had any interest in seeing how it is done, you couldn't ask for a better video.



On The Anatomy Of Thrift: Side Butchery from farmrun on Vimeo.


http://www.farmsteadmeatsmith.com/

Sunday, July 17, 2011

Kickstarter

Ever hear of Kickstarter? It is a very neat idea. Basically people pitch ideas that need a little starter money to get off the ground. If you like the idea you can help "kickstart" the project by pledging a donation. If the project's goal is not met, the money you have pledged does not get donated. If the project goal is met, you make the donation and usually receive something from the project. Typically, what you receive varies based on the amount of your donation. Hopefully, that makes sense.

I first heard about the website a few months ago when I read about a old school grain mill trying to get up and running. Since then, I've bumped into a few Kickstart projects here and there. My interests typically lie in the food category, but a friend of mine recently put up a project. He has created a magnetic gadget mount system. It looks pretty cool. And if there is a better way to set up my GPS in the car, I want it.

If you are interested in my buddy Geoff's invention, you can check it out here and make a pledge. He is trying to raise $7000 by August 1st.