let me know when you update the .stl , I will update them in the handy-dandy-cad-files-space-models-repository
OR feel free to do so yourself
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i reloaded them on teh thread, thanks for keeping things clean.
@Chimpofm
i did it a bit more rounded, but its still an eyeball approximation, its -r1 so it doesnt get mixed up 
let me know how it looks to you
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It’s nice to be seen in a swag pile. From Twitter.
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Is that a magnet for ants? /s
that’s a little thing.
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It’s an original m31
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A thing so close to perfection it hurts. Lifts like a boss and has an insane mass to field strength ratio (2870G to .08g).
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Does the gold coating hold up in-vivo?
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It’s titanium nitride and no, sadly. The universe could not abide something so perfect.
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Just in case you missed this old video…
I think it was literally less than a year and we hit on a modified laser process for the xG3 
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Now that these are actual offerings, I’ll add the watched word / hyperlink to products SOON™
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Hi! I’m fascinated by what you’ve accomplished. I would be very grateful if you could tell me a little about the technical details. Specifically, I’m curious about the model of your microchip implant, which credit card you integrated it with, and how you managed to configure it all. Thank you!
Welcome!
Check out;
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Thank you!
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Something tells me that @BroadcastingDutchman has seen several patients who “fell” on random objects… But I doubt that not that many who need common sense when making bets.
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I know the feeling. Bureaucracy sucks. Finally managed to log into my bank account after months of being locked out, and finally got a library card after years of being denied one because of their records not matching reality. Now to deal with the credit company (which will be easier because I learned from my mistakes and didn’t let them fudge the address like last time), sign up with a backup bank or two, and to cross my fingers that my upcoming travels go smoothly this time and the boarder guards don’t make up contradictory rules in lieu of anyone knowing the actual laws. Thankfully my ID is renewed (a new loophole is needed every time) and unlike the guy in the line in front of me the bureaucrat didn’t suggest I commit a felony in order to get a criminal record to satisfy the paperwork requirements. All I had to do was get a signature from a rando on a street corner and then have the confused bureaucrats argue with each other because they’d seen different secret catch 22 rules before one took over and insisted against all my protests upon giving me an ID with said rando’s address instead of mine. Bureaucracy really sucks!
(Also, Firefox just tried to spellcheck “bureaucracy” to “cyberassault.” Don’t know why, but it fits I guess.)
Here’s some ducts:
Wow. How is that even possible???
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