You want to stick that where???
You just said our best jokes, not that they had to be funnyā¦
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!!! BREAKING NEWS !!!
Biohacker @Az_F attempts extreme body transformation as he attempts to shrink himself down small enough to fit inside a syringe.
Results look promising.
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Not a joke, but is that an early Birthday present for tomorrow?
No excuse needed.
Happy Early Birthday
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Well some part of me fits in there
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You keep remembering it 
it must be hard coded in your circuits
Thank you 
Also Iām old now 
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Great idea, I should do this with my projects.
@Az_F has some experience, and you could probably pick up some stuff from his thread and from him personally, but Iām pretty sure he is quite busy at the moment.
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Well???
Have you gotten in to it yet? 
Sargent and Greenleaf combo is a great lock with tight tolerances.
Good luck with that
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Great idea
Awesome tribute to your olā man
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working on the first wheel, i get the concept, and can clearly feel the contact points, but the right one doesnāt change, and the left one doesnāt seam to not show anything significant ā¦
Its supposed to be a descent started lock, but the learning curve is steep ā¦ I might make a dialer before i figure it out by hand 
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Something to do this weekendā¦ Thatās what you got yourself into.
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ew my stomach hurtsā¦
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yay my stomach hurts!!!
If this has any legs at all, thorium might become one of the most export controlled minerals on the planet. In the midst of all this tariff trade war stuff, China is now controlling exports of various minerals and rare earths. I got this notice from a magnet vendor;
Iām also getting import export control requirements for almost everything now from almost every international sourceā¦ shitās getting weird yo.
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Yeah I watched this yesterday. I feel like this guy went through so many unnecessary steps. Lots of his prototyping just seemed so out of the way to be difficult.
Like why bother using a material that you know has a melting point well below the surface you intend to use it on.
Although I applaud his voyage to attempt to keep it all in the states. I wish I could get PCBs made locally but as he said. China has the real skilled trades now.
During this tariff nonsense I looked at getting a could prototypes done hereā¦ 5 PCBs no larger than a credit cardā¦ $2,900.00. Sorry Iāll stay overseas on this one
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His channel is called āSmarter Every Dayāā¦ so he probably started out pretty dumbā¦ needs more days under his belt 
I would hope the dude only did that āfor the contentā ā¦ yeah.
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OSHPark, they are American and somewhat more expensive than the Chinese manufacturers, but their quality is great. Iāve been using them for over a decade.
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Seconding the OSHPark recommendation! I got PCBs from them for some research equipment; the turnaround time and prices were very reasonable, and their support team was helpful when I had questions.
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Holy Moly, I did ask when Iād see a light but wasnāt expecting it to be this bright a day-ish in. Was about to take care of the āwoundā and had to try my curiosity real quick. Theyāre blurry photos out of excitement and yeah
This thing is gonna glow hard once itās healed and Iām loving it!
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Smooth install! So thatās a glassie with ashes and glow?
Also I love how cigarettes look in low light photos
From what it felt like to me in the first version they sent, I dont think itās glass, think itās more like a resin? But of course, I could be mistaken, I just know itās beautiful
But yes! Ashes and glow, held my flashlight against it for maybe 5 seconds?
According to the post Amal made;
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