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Cool bookmarks

References worth keeping close

This page will collect the links I keep coming back to, without turning into a messy dump.

For now I am setting up the buckets first, then I will fill them with the useful stuff.

Tools and references

Useful pages for fabrication, prototyping, and figuring out practical details without overcomplicating them.

People and projects

Studios, makers, and side projects worth revisiting when I want to see how other people solve things.

Materials and processes

Pages I want close by while learning more about analog work, metals, workshop setups, and physical making.

If you are reading this at the very bottom of the site, you have probably scrolled past prototypes, camera rolls, workshop fixes, and at least one idea that looked better at 2 a.m. Somewhere nearby there is a darkroom that still needs tweaking, a small kiln that is definitely a normal thing to build, a sketchbook full of arrows pointing nowhere, a half-successful weld, a printer asking for bed leveling again, and a strong suspicion that making strange useful things by hand is still the best way to think. | If you are reading this at the very bottom of the site, you have probably scrolled past prototypes, camera rolls, workshop fixes, and at least one idea that looked better at 2 a.m. Somewhere nearby there is a darkroom that still needs tweaking, a small kiln that is definitely a normal thing to build, a sketchbook full of arrows pointing nowhere, a half-successful weld, a printer asking for bed leveling again, and a strong suspicion that making strange useful things by hand is still the best way to think. | If you are reading this at the very bottom of the site, you have probably scrolled past prototypes, camera rolls, workshop fixes, and at least one idea that looked better at 2 a.m. Somewhere nearby there is a darkroom that still needs tweaking, a small kiln that is definitely a normal thing to build, a sketchbook full of arrows pointing nowhere, a half-successful weld, a printer asking for bed leveling again, and a strong suspicion that making strange useful things by hand is still the best way to think. |