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22d ago
inCoffee shop chat about my morning routine made me rethink everything
Alarms just keep us honest. Surviving beats oversleeping every time.
28d ago
inSpent $400 on a HEPA backpack vac and I'm not sold on it
Two 5.0 Ah batteries fixed the power drop, but the straps still SUCK.
29d ago
inThat Tuesday I fixed five cameras before noon, still can't believe it
The part sitting in a drawer for two years" got me. That's not luck, that's some kind of repair sorcery. I've had days where I'm sure I've got the right part somewhere, but I can never find it when I actually need it. It always turns up a week later behind a box of screws. Honestly, five cameras before noon sounds like one of those days you replay in your head for months. I'm half convinced you used up all your good repair karma for the year on that Tuesday.
29d ago
inBeeswax blend cracked my spine after 2 days, here's the fix that saved it
Tbh that temp thing is such a classic beginner trap, and honestly it applies to way more than just bookbinding. I've seen the same exact pattern with people trying to fix their own shoes or even baking bread, where they rush the cooling and everything pulls apart. The lavender oil trick is smart though, it probably helped the wax flow more evenly. I think we all have that moment where we blame the materials, but really it's us not respecting the environment around the project. Once you learn to wait for the right conditions, it feels like everything else in life gets a little easier too. Good on you for catching it before the whole market run was ruined.