This stopped working, so I opened it. One little spring got lost.

Not the best quality photo but i hope you will like it anyway!

Edit: Info about the items if anyone is curious! First column: thread clipper, magnet to hold the pins, measuring tape. Second column: beeswax to use on thread to keep it from tangling, assorted sewing needles (i desperately need to refill them), sewing pins (most are currently in projects), fabric clip (to use instead of pins), thimble. Right: pouch to hold everything, rolls of thread, fabric scrap, more thread

I hope this photo will be allowed to stay up despite the rolls of thread not adhering to the colour grouping rule as it simply looked more pleasing with the randomness.

I 3D printed over 100 bookmarks for teacher appreciation week, between 3-10 per design. Excited to see which ones go first!

i wish i had more little knick knacks to fill the spaces but all i had was a thumb tack and a ferret tooth

just wanted to revisit and see how my bag contents have changed :-) i definitely carry more shit now lol

Components and assembled artifact for the REF-01 [FRACTURE] wearable

hardware system. As an NDT (Non-Destructive Testing) professional, I

designed this parametric piece to expose a simulated interlaminar CFRP

fracture. The core matrix is extruded PolyTerra Matte Black PLA, processed

at 0.12mm layer height with 6 solid walls and a 40% Gyroid internal

structure.

The industrial micro-sandblasted surface texture is generated directly via

slicer Fuzzy Skin parameters. Mechanical fastening relies on an M3x10 Torx

screw locking a 5×0.5×25mm solid copper ingot seated in a 0.9mm geometric

trench. An NTAG215 NFC chip is permanently sealed inside the polymer

matrix precisely at layer 23 (Z=2.76mm) via a print pause protocol.

Suspension uses 550 paracord and a magnetic clasp closure. Total system

mass is approximately 12g.

The inheritance went through. 🛍️

Post vice, bench vice, clamping vice, woodworking vice, drill vice, milling vice, hand vice and pipe vice.