@happywoodworker.bsky.social
Professional R&D engineer who loves woodworking - especially milling and hand tools creating unique pieces … but definitely still learning!
Heading to #quiltcon2025 with my amazing wife. She is patient with my #woodworking and I am thankful she allows me to participate in hers! She is excited to see “quilty famous” celebs!
February 20, 2025 at 1:27 AM
Heading to #quiltcon2025 with my amazing wife. She is patient with my #woodworking and I am thankful she allows me to participate in hers! She is excited to see “quilty famous” celebs!
Missing-my-shop-cuz-it’s-so-cold-in-MN-in-January blues. Thinking about bringing my “benchtop bench” indoors.
Incidentally, has been an absolute life saver for my back as it raises all handwork to eye level (design credit to Laura Kampf - youtu.be/zjqWvpdNbms?...)
Incidentally, has been an absolute life saver for my back as it raises all handwork to eye level (design credit to Laura Kampf - youtu.be/zjqWvpdNbms?...)
January 6, 2025 at 3:03 AM
Missing-my-shop-cuz-it’s-so-cold-in-MN-in-January blues. Thinking about bringing my “benchtop bench” indoors.
Incidentally, has been an absolute life saver for my back as it raises all handwork to eye level (design credit to Laura Kampf - youtu.be/zjqWvpdNbms?...)
Incidentally, has been an absolute life saver for my back as it raises all handwork to eye level (design credit to Laura Kampf - youtu.be/zjqWvpdNbms?...)
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Hey hey #Chemsky! 🧪
I'm gonna see if this works better than the other place to look for expert comments 🤗
I need someone who works in chirality and proteins for a story I'm working on - my DMs are open 📬
Reposts appreciated to boost visibility! Thanks 🙏🏼🔄
I'm gonna see if this works better than the other place to look for expert comments 🤗
I need someone who works in chirality and proteins for a story I'm working on - my DMs are open 📬
Reposts appreciated to boost visibility! Thanks 🙏🏼🔄
December 2, 2024 at 10:43 AM
Hey hey #Chemsky! 🧪
I'm gonna see if this works better than the other place to look for expert comments 🤗
I need someone who works in chirality and proteins for a story I'm working on - my DMs are open 📬
Reposts appreciated to boost visibility! Thanks 🙏🏼🔄
I'm gonna see if this works better than the other place to look for expert comments 🤗
I need someone who works in chirality and proteins for a story I'm working on - my DMs are open 📬
Reposts appreciated to boost visibility! Thanks 🙏🏼🔄
Made excellent progress on end grain…but at what price? I dropped one of my agonizingly sharpened chisels on the deck, requiring total re-bevel. Sigh
December 2, 2024 at 4:40 AM
Made excellent progress on end grain…but at what price? I dropped one of my agonizingly sharpened chisels on the deck, requiring total re-bevel. Sigh
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Maybe you've seen an "iodine clock" reaction in a chemistry class or science video. But has anyone ever explained how it works?
With stirring, this variant, called the Briggs-Rauscher oscillation reaction, can go through 16-20 color change cycles before being exhausted. (this is a looped gif 😉)
With stirring, this variant, called the Briggs-Rauscher oscillation reaction, can go through 16-20 color change cycles before being exhausted. (this is a looped gif 😉)
a beaker of water with the number 3 written on it
Alt: a beaker of water with the number 3 written on it, demonstrating the Briggs-Rauscher oscillating reaction, which cycles from clear, to faint brown, to blue/black.
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October 15, 2024 at 11:47 PM
Maybe you've seen an "iodine clock" reaction in a chemistry class or science video. But has anyone ever explained how it works?
With stirring, this variant, called the Briggs-Rauscher oscillation reaction, can go through 16-20 color change cycles before being exhausted. (this is a looped gif 😉)
With stirring, this variant, called the Briggs-Rauscher oscillation reaction, can go through 16-20 color change cycles before being exhausted. (this is a looped gif 😉)