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I broke the clasp of the first one, so I went in an added the tiger's eye + carnelian part that was just laying around. The earrings were made for the original chain, but fortunately they still work.
And because it took a whole mess to repair/face lift the wooden one, I decided to replace an other one that I misplaced. The funny thing that it is misplaced because when I tried to find the earrings, they were gone also.
This one is glass, quartz crystal and probably the tiny ones are just quartz also. Now I either find the missing one, or I have "no choice" and have to make some earrings also :)
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Red Oak blackened with steel wool and vinegar
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Sculpture based on this artwork from 2014 https://www.freaksmutantsandmonsters.com/2019/06/skuttler.html
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This is great if you're a lazy musician and don't like time-bound jams.
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Kitbashed from a Dinosaur toy, plastic spider, and Japanese Obituse doll body.
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11 x 17 coffee stained print
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I sell these if anyone's interested at https://etsy.me/4xmcvIW
I will also be selling these at the Big Tiki Woo-Woo in Ventura, CA, on Oct. 2nd - tickets available here: https://tinyurl.com/28bfdw5
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Granted, I used a blower fan as instead of the box fan the canonical design uses.
Due to a series of unfortunate events, we've found ourselves with a reasonably clean basement. One of my wife's biggest complaints about the basement had always been dust. Dust from my very infrequently used wood-shop. Dust from the litter box. Dust from... well, dust.
The new basement seemed like a good excuse to take a crack at the dust situation and this design sprung into mind.
I built it with four 16x25 MERV 11 filters, some plywood, some 1x4s, some plumber's tape to hold the fan in place, and the aforementioned blower fan. I could have gone for a higher MERV rating, but I didn't feel the need to go super overboard. I can also crank the fan for multiple consecutive passes. That's the whole idea of the design after all.
The box itself is only held together with tape and the weight of the fan. Now that the basement is more together I might model and print some brackets to make the box more solid.
One cheap motion sensor plug later and the air down there is honestly pretty fresh
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I call them MOLLE Millions pants 😁
Front view (yes, I know I went overboard with the attachments):
Empty (photoshopped to mirror the other leg):
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I finally finished a months long project consisting of a lot of research and help by a wonderful community.
I recently bought this Nokia 7110 because i thought the spring loaded keyboard cover is the coolest thing ever.
Apprently it's the first phone ever with a WAP Browser and it connects via CSD (Circuit-Switched-Data - basically calling a modem that transfers data via sound on the phone line)
This technology is basically dead in the big 26.
Over at r/vintagemobilephones i found an enthusiastic community that keeps these devices alive.
A user named bs0dd wrote a comprehensive guide on how to set up a WAP gateway and a CSD dial-in number.
I went through many SIM-cards to test it but ultimately failed at setting up the dial-in.
Through dumb luck Reddit user 15pmm01 realized that there's still a working dial-in number in Poland of all places.
As soon as that worked the fun began.
I immediately set up discord-wap and vibe-coded a Singal-CLI bridge, which gives this phone all abilities I wouldn't want to miss on the go. (Apart from Navigation, a Camera... yknow xD)
So yea... i am rlly happy this took an end.
I'm about to set up my own WAP Services and have fun with it :D
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/51039107
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/51038772
11 x 17 coffee stained print.
There are no digital enhancements to this immage.
The text says "Griffozar" in Japanese, which is the character's name in Kyōryū Sentai Zyuranger
I sell copies of this if anyone's interested.
Enjoy!
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