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@thegiddystitcher @MakersHour @davetansley these would be an amazing way to cover the soil of pot plants ๐
@afewbugs This sounds like the perfect gift idea for my skull-liking, plant-growing housemate; they'd love little skulls for this purpose. We already have all kinds of little random things in the plant pots... :)
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@MakersHour As a teacher, I once was about to do the the magnet-and-iron-dust-on-paper experiment with my class, but discovered too late that we didn't have a magnet! What we did have, though, was a copper coil, some rusty nails, and a battery. I put the nails inside the coil, connected the battery and got the nails *just* magnetised enough to do the experiment and show the magnetic patterns. I made a magnet.
@eivind
That is a very good way around it, and shows other electromagnetic principles at the same time.I noticed and photographed this in my workshop a while ago, while I was welding.
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Q1: Hello. Some of us have created some very strange things over the years, whatโs the strangest (for you) thing you have ever made? #MakersHour
A1 oops late to the party this week. Strangest thing I've made ? I'd say some of my first attempts at blacksmithing have resulted in objects that are beat described as strange... Gotta learn somewhere...
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Q1: Hello. Some of us have created some very strange things over the years, whatโs the strangest (for you) thing you have ever made? #MakersHour
@MakersHour Had a short term request to build a easter decoration within an afternoon.
Turned out slightly spooky...
https://nerdculture.de/@M/108108029296249541(Might not be the strangest thing. But the first strange I found.)
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Myself and @davetansley once spent way too much time printing and painting very tiny human skulls. They were for legitimate dice making purposes, but they were all over the house for a while there, it was pretty weird.
@thegiddystitcher @MakersHour @davetansley
Could not love this more.
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