A foodware engineer.

I have been playing around with the idea of making my own end-grain board, bur no.

I'll see if I can find the CAD files when I get home. 8f I remember right I made it parametric so you can specify how many boards you have and how big they are.

I have 6, but typically I only use 2, my nice Hi Soft for regular prep, and a couple dedicated raw meat board. Sometimes I'll pull another one out for my girlfriend to do some prep at the same time, and I also have some serving boards if I feel fancy

Because I don’t like washing prep bowls so I stage my mis en place directly on the cutting board. It’s also nice if someone wants to help cook to give them a separate cutting board (far away from me). Also also I hate having to wash the cutting board after I cut the chicken and before I cut the vegetables.

Oh boy, don't get the kitchen brigade started!! I understood separate ones for meat, fish and vegetables is the absolute bare minimum or our solar system does not stand a chance to survive

I have one general purpose and one for meats.

Such a rack is also good for sheet pans.

Don't dish shame! I have a whole stack of them and usually one or two in the sink and one in the dishwasher at any given time.

Who doesn’t have more than one? We have 5 or 6.

I think your mixing up single and double sided foam tape, i beleive he is suggesting single sided foam tape to give some cushion to the edge of the phones.

Also the stuff in phones for batteries and other loose items is heavy duty strength because they dont want batteries coming loose and rattling about in there. Most double sided foam tape you get in a hardware store is just a bit sticker than regular sticky tape.

I've found that the best way to remove 3M's foam-backed stuff (both single- and double-sided) is to carefully pick up one corner, then use your finger to slowly roll it up one bit at a time. The adhesive doesn't really hold when only a small area is under stress, and it doesn't tend to leave any residue behind.

I don't have any tricks for the double-sided foil-backed tape, it's a right bastard to remove.

A soft and slip resistant surface for the phones to rest on

Oh im not charging them. This was specifically not supposed to be a charge station. I put this organizer next to a couple of charging cables and charge when I need to. I power down the devices when not in use.

1 phone, each region. You gotta build an empire.

Hold on... one of my pagers just went off.

Sounds like an android problem

And Throttle the network because not every user has fiber and WiFi 7 on a network colocated with the dev server

From what I've heard, PLA sags when a constant force is applied. Phones arent that heavy so it might have worked here but technically since the phone is leaning against the plastic the entire time I guess it could sag over time?

I never liked PLA anyways since I primarily print functional studd and I have been printing exclusively in PETG once I got comfortable with it so I didnt really think too much about the material.

Yes in a technical sense. I minded with random phones I bought for cheap. And spent months mining 10$ worth of coin then lost the password and the crypto went up to 50 bucks.

Fun project though