Cannibal 🦙

Man fixing already assembled stuff is hard, that's a skill unto itself!

G hooks arrived and the shoulder strap pouch is done. Ended up tacking the corners of the floating liner.

This is a really great solution, I love how a little craftiness can save a lot of money

I will tread cautiously haha

Hmm, never heard of that book series before. Adding it to my list!

Fantastic progress on the hat! It's really coming together!

That espresso machine is so damn cool, I don't even drink coffee and I want it

Thanks! I absolutely love it

Oh that sounds awesome! I am highly interested in your project

It's #MakeShitMonday! Lets see your project progress or things you've made. Anything goes!

I made a short clip showing the progression of the weight stand I designed and built. Four design iterations in cad then cut, weld, prime, and paint.
#wehackhealth

Show me what you got!

Haha I forgot that we follow each other there, I don't know who is where anymore 🙃
I miss the old twitter

Not sure if it requires an account but I can find another upload somewhere to point you to if you don't have one there.

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I bet there are a ton of tools we both have but probably a good number of ones that one or the other doesn't! That would be an interesting conversation haha.

That's a Singer 500a, I just restored it about a week or so ago and I'm putting it through its paces.
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HA, a shared space with you would be quite dangerous for the pocket book but *so* worth it, that would be incredibly fun!

I have wanted to try this out too! I just keep thinking about how big of a laser cutter I need and keep revising my estimates upward until I'm at the point I need to rent shop space

Ha, that's pretty funny.
Cutting on the bias makes sense for the stretch. Thanks!

I have heard binding strip and bias tape, there are probably differences but at this point I am too afraid to ask haha

Thanks! Honestly you could probably get to this point in a month if you dedicate some evenings to it. I have been without a machine for a couple years so I have a lot of things on the back burner but I mostly started with adjusting clothes for work, previous machine would struggle with these fabrics

Quick video to show how the seams were hidden, not as great as you'd be able to see it during construction but it's something

I do both, some seams are hidden under a floating liner and the rest get grosgrain or bias tape. I don't have more construction pictures or I'd show you :/
Next time I make something

Thanks!

Made a shoulder bag with a 400 denier shell and ripstop liner. I'm happy with how it turned out but I'm still waiting on the g-hook so I can attach it to my hiking pack to test it out.

This is the kind of content I'm here for

Making some junk

Heck yeah that's the one! I like your desk a lot, mine is very 70's but I am thinking of custom building one

They're trying to pass legislation to ban 3d printers that done have a mechanism to prevent them from printing gun parts

California right now

Oh man that sounds pretty crazy to take that on!
I know a lot about cars and their internal workings, if you ever need a crash course (PUN!) let me know

Getting better at zippers

Oh man this is so damn cool!

That's an awesome timelapse! I didn't know you did theater stuff, I'll have to check this out if I'm in the area!