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恵真 :hypercat:
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​:fatcat:​ i just like cats and video games and having fun on the internet ​:blobcatrainbow:​

nostr:npub1c4sgd346sl9uh7mjhn99xjsu7t8dwm54kl6hxp3k0qyl4kz6v94qh5aqv4 is it just me or is the anti-bot really intense everywhere on the internet right now. i get a captcha on everything or just outright blocked

it's been a bit stormy lately. i didn't realise it was bad enough that in some places it flooded so hard there's houses floating down the river and a dam broke

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nostr:npub1v7t4yx9vxtv3mat0hdsduuym4fvjd5dzmdlh82ssa40phr965h2s2lck6k tweezers could work if you do some annealing, but would you want to have to deal with the heat associated?

nostr:npub1yrjkz0k3gc3crve70wlwe9ar9x62jpgz8h86v8extueccxj8x8mq9ew8sy i definitely wouldnt be able to even if i wanted to, i dont have a safe place to use fire tools

nostr:npub1pnpez7cn4h04pxg07dmmklzyz7u7fm0w2ddrw220qh785rq3m42ql452zw it depends on the material. this one would be aluminium so probably pretty light. if i succeed with it i want to try in steel next but would need stronger cutting tools for that

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nostr:npub1j3vtkuurx77yzs33ufzzc08syhrqca8aawa5p4afnfqxrnzvugmqrmqxec it's happening my skin is starting to flake. Should I try to scrub it off or moisturize it off

nostr:npub1jm40a4vk6mf3ugh7cyc6rmcrld33wuqds03xu4agn0fje8l6ydmqfz83x3 nostr:npub1j3vtkuurx77yzs33ufzzc08syhrqca8aawa5p4afnfqxrnzvugmqrmqxec use oil to massage the peels off, then wash it off and moisturise ​:hypercat:​ i think scrubbing is a bad idea ​:miku_dance3:​

man i spent 5 meters of wire on a tiny amount of mail. im gonna need a ton for a shirt, this could get expensive so maybe not worth

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nostr:npub1v7t4yx9vxtv3mat0hdsduuym4fvjd5dzmdlh82ssa40phr965h2s2lck6k he's a good boy but he demands walks at the most inopportune times. My fault for not having a set time to walk him every single day but I'm shit at sticking to routines. So I just walk him when he asks now.

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nostr:npub1v7t4yx9vxtv3mat0hdsduuym4fvjd5dzmdlh82ssa40phr965h2s2lck6k Looping copper loops is indeed quite difficult, so you did a decent job for the first try.

made bracelet

i am not too happy cos i followed the measurements perfectly and it still didnt turn out like the pictures ​:nkodead:​

https://niscii.xyz/files/f1176ad4-5180-4bc9-96e6-ee6b29ec667b

nostr:npub12d44w9955fxcn5h4xjgzt8ur9lspgzelxu827h3cv2y9n3pwydmq8kerfl i agree, the rings are too wide for that weave. they're perfect for the right side one but way too loose for the left. i got this chart now so i know what size to make them next time ​:hypercat:​

https://niscii.xyz/files/25cbd109-65b2-4701-b843-39eba74b955c

ran out of aluminium so im using copper and it's so much harder. i was able to close the aluminium rings with my fingers but not this

nostr:npub1v7t4yx9vxtv3mat0hdsduuym4fvjd5dzmdlh82ssa40phr965h2s2lck6k you can use, and people actually buy pieces to do so, chainmail squares to scrub cast iron pans.

I feel like the left one would be better for that.

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nostr:npub1v7t4yx9vxtv3mat0hdsduuym4fvjd5dzmdlh82ssa40phr965h2s2lck6k imagine studding or forging together the ends on every ring

nostr:npub1srhg4hk63ew68kepu0znazgf9tdl089dkur5artp440htxqrc8zsqz8g90 i saw a guy on youtube who solders the ends ​:whoaaaa:​

i made 2 loops to learn the weaves, i really like the one on the right better but it takes like double the time to make it, and was hard to figure out how to connect the ends

https://niscii.xyz/files/0a805311-33f3-43c4-82ca-35203658ba80