A Brief two-dimensional tour of The Shop

Tucked away in a back alley amid machine shops and car mechanics, is a non-descript cinder block building with one brick wall. It has no windows (just fan vents) and a single door. Converted from a one-time garage with 4 bays that also spent some time as a carpenter shop, it now houses some more interesting work!

welding set up	Some testing equipment
What you're seeing on the scope to the right, are electrical spikes that can fry your sensitive electronics if they come too close to an operating violet wand. Ongoing testing is important, not only for proper function and safety, but for continuing research toward understanding wand capabilities and risks. Be sure to keep wristwatches, pagers, cell phones, computers and Digital Cameras well away from a wand.
geoff sands a piece of black-painted Ash wood that will be used for a vintage wand kit restoration. On the bench at front is an old hand-crank electrical coil winder that he hates.

Dralion's work bench with our newest X-Terminator 50-piece Pro kits under construction



Completed kits, ready to go. Plastic bins hold new electrodes, while
boxes contain other wand accessories.Wanda's area.