#core cutter machine

[tyrecordmachinery-blog]

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[corecutters]

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[promotechindiasworld]

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[projeects]

[3liza]

i mean the truth is that we do not need and should not have all this stupid plastic clutter in or houses. no one should be producing or selling this shit. everyone make your own merchandise and charge a living hourly wage to sell it 🤷 sorry to be so simplistic about this but it's one of the results of the lack of class unity specifically in the means of production-owning creative class, who is not mentioned or dealt with by the core Marxist texts as far as I know (i asked about this earlier on here, did marx ever address in his analysis people like, for example, a professional photographer who owns a camera ans prints his own dagguereotypes? or a portrait painter or idk, independent milliner or seamstress? these people all own the means of production and do not employ anyone, and the answer from better educated people than I was that no, Marx didn't mention them), I'm not well read on this at all, there is just a big void where leftist analysis of what modern economists call "the creative class"

I'm getting off topic. my point is make your own keychains in your kitchen. it's actually not hard. you can even mass produce (on a small scale) little plastic crap if you want, with resin and a UV lamp, or a 3d printer, or a laser cutter and acrylic sheets (or just use balsa wood damn, at least its biodegradable and less tacky).

all this stuff is available to little creators AND there are hundreds of people who already own these machines who will take work for you and produce your designs. you just have to actually find them and know them and email them. that's what I mean about the class unity issue with creatives. we have no large scale union, we have no large scale class consciousness, and we're all sending our orders for little plastic crap to sweatshops instead of emailing a guy with a laser cutter in his garage and saying "hey Keith can I get uhhhhhhhhhhh 50 laser cut keychains of this twerking Diggler design I made, like how much would that cost" and he's like sure here's the work and materials cost and tbh it's always always less than i think it's going to be. you just have to do some basic arithmetic and then order shipping, and I hate order fulfillment with my life but you can actually pay or barter with someone to do that for you too. learn to delegate and then factor that into your unit cost. this is basic shit every commercial creator needs to know. they should teach you this in art school but they dont

don't give me crap about "I can't afford a laser cutter" either because I just told you to email Keith. and all these machines get sold secondhand when a manufacturer or hobbyist needs to upgrade. i got a color laser printer perfect for making zines and wheatpastes and shipping labels from a retired lesbian on capital hill for $75 and it was still full of ink. my friend gave me her 20 year old canon dslr because she just didn't need it and didn't want to bother selling it. it works fine because I spent the time finding the right drivers and shit for my computer. and card readers exist. Craigslist. Facebook marketplace. nextdoor sales section. eBay. everyone always forgets eBay. eBay lets you save searches and will email you when it finds a guy selling his vinyl plotter in your city with local pickup. I'm serious

[commsroom]

memoria is incredibly close to my heart, but when i listen to it now, it's hard not to think about the undertones re: how therapy as an institution handles disability. maxwell's objective was always to help hera get back to work, to find accommodations she could function under, or otherwise to replace her. "i'm sorry you feel like you can't do your job." maxwell presents her solutions in a less hostile framing, but her methods are the same ones cutter threatens hera with in her live show performance review (re: deleting her memories) and it's something she intends to do regardless of hera's consent. maxwell's practice aligns with goddard's interests, and of course it does. there's something about therapy as maintenance, and the treatment of the disabled mind and/or body as a broken machine.

hera is used to being condescended to and taunted for her limitations ("we all have our limits. you can't do what you can't do. it's not your fault.") and that intersects with her trauma ("i can't do this. i'm not good enough.") in a way that inherently ties her self worth to her ability to be useful and perform a job. as a result, she has a gut reaction to and a resistance to anyone suggesting she might not be capable of something, or that she might need help, and that makes her constantly push herself past her limits, causing real damage. the problem is that hera is disabled, there are things she can't do, and she hasn't been given the security or compassion to really come to terms with that. no amount of ways to manage doing her job will really help the core problem; she needs to be able to separate her concept of self worth from her productivity. "we get things wrong, and we get better." is a nice sentiment, but i think it applies more to interpersonal conflict than physical burnout. hera even directly calls back to and casts doubt on that specific line later in the show.

that's why eiffel matters so much to hera. when eiffel says "you can do anything" - he believes that, he has that kind of sincere faith in all of his friends, but he means it even when it's disproven. he's seen her fail. he's seen her make mistakes. it doesn't matter because it isn't about what he expects of her, it's about who she is to him. minkowski is the commander, even when she's not. hera can do anything, even when she can't. eiffel values people, not their jobs. if hera didn't have a supercomputer for a brain, she would still be the same to him; it's who she is and her companionship that he wants. i'm not saying that what maxwell did for hera was useless - it's effective therapy that gave her a clearer understanding of herself, and a framework to understand what's been happening to her; that's extremely valuable. but that alone would not have been enough. what hera thinks of at the end of memoria, what actually pulls her through, is the support and care that eiffel and minkowski continually show to her.

[steamanband]

Outfit still up for changes but uhm.

Lore under here. They feel like a cringey deviantart oc surneurje the killerrrr

During the first world war, the British navy struggled to protect itself from submarines. Project Cookie Cutter was started then, but was never finished in time. The team of scientists working on the creation took inspiration from their American allies, particularly the use of metal men. But as Colonel Walter refused to assist in the creation of a weapon, they were left to figure it out for themselves. Unable to recreate the same raw energy that powers Walter's robots, the project was shelved, but not for very long.

The second war came around and they found themselves yet again in need of much better navy weapons, and returned to project cookie cutter. This time around, the project took on new scientists, amongst them a woman born with the ability to harness blue matter. With her at the head of the team, Cookie Cutter was finally completed.

Cookie Cutter was designed with sharp teeth and a jaw that opens real fucking wide. Like a cookie cutter shark, it would latch onto enemy submarines and chew right through them from the outside, flooding them. A machine designed to kill and taught that this was its only purpose. Their creator intended for them to be an unfeeling weapon, a cold killer, and any signs of sentience or feeling was seen as a malfunction. After countless attempted repairs and upgrades, Cookie Cutter came to resent itself for these feelings. It isn't supposed to be this way, it's an unfeeling machine, not an overly emotional human. It learned to ignore its feelings and carry out orders thoughtlessly.

After the war ended it was taken home by its creator. The coming years are what Cookie Cutter considers its worst, shark hates feeling useless, it was built with a purpose and now it is nothing. Craving a meaning to its existence, after a few years of not knowing what to do with themself it came back to its roots, becoming a fucking hitman.

Sorry I got tired writing and am now unserious about it ZuIRNEJEB uhm. Yeah. It's a hitshark... the killerrrrr.

At its core it's a very sensitive and caring person, but due to shark's upbringing and training has been conditioned to suppress everything all the time forever and feel extremely ashamed of their feelings. Womp womp. Real dork loser nerds will see which character inspired shark normal people dont worry ❤ yay ❤

[hidefdoritos]

So, for Christmas break, I've been staying with a very considerate older couple. When I got here, I found out that they're also...comfortably wealthy. I wish I could have been live-blogging my stay here, but this summary post will have to suffice.

MOSS'S MUSINGS: HOUSEGUEST EDITION.

-Ask which dishes you are allowed to use. I didn't know this would even be a question--I grew up with one set of dishes--but it matters. The dishes we've been using are red with snowmen on them. Tonight I put my soup in a red bowl with Christmas trees around the edge. That was wrong and bad. I have been told that they "prefer I not use that" because it is "for special occasions," and was told to "set it aside so I can hand-wash it." Side note, rich people also own things that can't go in the dishwasher. Thankfully they told me about this ahead of time.

-In general, they make requests when they mean to give you instructions. "I'm having some ladies over tonight, so if you'd like to clean the bathroom, that would be fine." = I, Moss, need to clean the bathroom before I leave for work this morning. They're secret instructions--instructions in a suggestion-shaped suit. I like to think of it as a secret code that I'm very smart for solving. It helps me to not tear my hair out.

-House thing that shook me to the core: They have heat vents on the floors under the sinks! So you can wash your hands or wash dishes and your feets don't get cold!

-Speaking of heat: heated mattress pads exist! It's like a heating pad for your whole body. High settings are nice for muscle aches; low settings are so cozy to sleep on.

-Speaking of mattresses: The guest room has a Sleep Number mattress. I think it's a scam. It's a balloon under your mattress to adjust the firmness/softness. I am 240 lbs. If it isn't over half inflated, my butt's on the bedframe.

-They are weird about trash. All food waste is handled separately and taken straight to the bin in the garage so it doesn't smell. The kitchen trash can lid has a motion sensor. It's automatic. Scared the daylights out of me when I first walked past it to get water at night.

-Speaking of water, ask what water you should use. Tap is not acceptable to some! My hosts have a fridge dispenser. Unfortunately it dispenses cold water. I have worked around this by getting water in advance of my needs and letting it change toward room temp. Also, you can't put drinks on the furniture! Wood is different from the plastic-coated OSB furniture that I grew up with. I must remember now to use coasters because any spills or drips can leave white marks.

-When they start discussing money, try not to let your mouth drop open at the amount of zeroes. One host bought a new car and was bragging to me about how he only paid $28,000, and that was actually $5,000 off for having a certain type of credit card. I just worked the mental math for the discount percentage to keep my brain from exploding. $5k is more than I paid for my entire car. My family motto is "Buy used and drive it 'til the wheels fall off." I did not say so.

-Most importantly, they've been extremely kind and generous to me. They dropped my rent for the month down to almost nothing. They bought any groceries I expressed interest in. I'm going back to campus with some of the best homemade soup of my life, and a coupon for an oil change, and a new appreciation for dark chocolate almonds. When I got here, my hostess had set up a desk for my sewing machine in her sewing room (!! a whole room for sewing!!) and taught me to use a rotary cutter and an iron that's entirely too complex.

tl;dr rich-ish people are super weird about some things you wouldn't expect, and your head will explode a few times, but they're still people and my overall experience has been great.



[toaster-boi]

the more i watch Murder Drones, the more the Disassembly Drones' designs make practical sense, especially the weapons.

of the six (seven counting the nanite stinger) weapons the DDs have at their disposal, only two are actually suited to taking out large numbers of defenseless workers: the beam cutter and missile launcher. however, their on-demand arsenal starts to make more sense if you think of it less as a crowd-clearing method, and more as a hard counter to Zombie Drones.

three different types of melee cutting weapons (claws, swords, chainsaws) for temporarily dismembering, allowing a DD to properly neutralize the Solver-infected core. one ranged cutting weapon (beam cutters) in case the target is outside of Rip And Tearing range. two projectile weapons (submachine guns and missile launchers) for mobile targets that might be able to dodge the other weapons.

and finally, the nanite stinger, which burns faster than Solver-infected drones can regenerate, and is likely the most effective for disabling cores, since it closely resembles the Disassembler machine's spear from the VHS tape in Home.

on top of that, almost all of the DD's biggest weakpoints (legs, wings) are heavily reinforced, but light enough for the drones to remain hyper-mobile.

and considering that it was nanite acid that (for the most part) killed Nori, it lends into the theory that she went full Zombie Drone.

[krishnaengineering25]

A Core Cutter Machine is more than just equipment; it’s an investment in your business’s efficiency, quality, and profitability.

[shallowseeker]

Shal SPN meta masterpost

(The thought of labeling my unhinged ramblings as "essays" or "meta" honestly gives me hives.) But well. After a year, I'm still here, and I am making and updating this (A) to happily re-visit my thoughts for my own enjoyment and (B) to add to my pinned post.

MY META:

==Most Liked==

Dean, Cas, and sharing pockets

Jack's nephilim eyesight triggering Dean's germ anxiety

== Roles, Identity, Careers, Class ==

Performing Dean, the AV Club, and Jack as varsity MVP

Even when Chuck "humiliates" Castiel, Dean still likes him

Cas + "dad material"

Anna and the angelic non-integration of her own emotions

Are angels terrified of fathering Nephilim?

Jack is not part of a traditional, cookie-cutter nuclear family. That's the WHOLE POINT

Nazi Cas, and the implications for Jimmy Novak

Beware the validity of Cupid in My Bloody Valentine

== Core traits ==

Dean + I don't deserve happiness

Cas + shabby angel of the Lord

Lucifer + cognitive empathy

Lucifer...doesn't really rib Cas that hard about his feelings for Dean

Dean's guilt and emotions make him LOOK guiltier than other characters

Dean + ashamed of being alive

== Symbols ==

Castiel's coat of arms - When Cas dons the overcoat, he hijacks the narrative

Dean, the Cupid, and the insidious motive to demoralize his faith in ever finding "True Love"

Searching for a rainbow + forbidden love is forbidden

Jack ate the world: foreshadowing gods eating souls + nephilim lore

Cas died on a beach! + Jack's place of birth was specifically the famously doomed Washaway Beach

==Car meta ==

Cas + cars (!)

The pimpmobile as a marker of Cas's unsettled identity

The truck is the mark of a family protector and Sam loves little blue cars teehee

Family cars + protecting the ones you love

==Pop culture, music, media ==

Head canon that Dean buried Cas by a windmill, but it’s because he and Cas have had deep conversations about Animal House.

Jack + Dean + hyperfixations on music

==Grief ==

The familial murder of the mother, the blaming of absent father, and the symbolic death of a child in 14x18 Absence

Dean looks around for Cas after he prays in 13x01

Smiting Belphegor made Jack's death real

Harper Sayles and the romanticized first love

How Jack & Dean wanted to look ahead in Optimism and fail at doing it when Jack dies just two episodes later

==TFW dynamics ==

Dean's family was willing to sacrifice him, and that gets overlooked (from an ask)

Dean's Farewell Tour + Avoiding Cas - part 1

TFW are messy disaster parents and I dig it

When Dean killed Belphegor, it was about Rowena, but it was ALSO about [OMITTED]

Cas + resilience + repeat existential crises

Dean & Cas + Covert Communication in 15x09

Claire & Jack are uneasy around each other at best; actively dislike each other at worst

== Breakdowns ==

Jack's best memory was in 13x06; some notes about the scene

Oh, my GOD, Cas. Dean was so stupidly worried about you, you dumbass. (12x17-12x19)

Season 11-12 Lucifer + war + rejection + Jack -> the thing that will give his life new meaning

== Script talk ==

Like a baby lion is proud of his kill, Jack overkills Nick with graphic, brutal efficiency in SPN 14x17 Game Night

The mission before all else + Mary's trust in Jack in 14x17 Game Night

Dean & Cas in season 15: doomed by too much faith in each other?

== Unpopular and/or controversial opinions ==

Dean would never say I Love You to ANYONE in those circumstances.

How Dean and Cas lost the thread of free will in SPN season 15

The incest jokes and innuendos are primarily about class disrespect

The argument that Cas has no parental authority over Jack (and Sam and Dean do)...doesn't hold up

Ben is not's Dean's son. Full stop.

Heaven is a war machine

Endverse Cas + The Nephilim-making Strategy

-> Contrarian takes:

Purgatory isn’t pure in the *good* sense; it’s a suicide trap and a black-and-white, unthinking world (long)

Cas actually DID check out naked Hannah (very long)

Cas has good reason to need forgiveness during the divorce arc...he is not blameless (long)

Does Chuck's female coding carry ill intent?

==Finale metas==

What if Dean dying on the rebar was an accidental manifestation of Chuck!God!Amara!Jack’s latent feelings? (long)

Searchin' for a rainbow + Cas's death + forbidden love (long)

== Funny thoughts ==

Jack + typewriter

Lebanon inhabitants + TFW fake jobs

Jack & Dean + nephilim eyesight + GERMS

Ketch, the father

Sam wigged out when Eileen didn't leave and note and Dean deserved to say things about it - lol

Cas is SO old, y'all

Dean hate-watches Gone with the Wind

Dean doesn't "feel more deeply than anyone," you FOOL

Dean/Cas are that unsettling, unhinged couple who looks absolutely demented when they kiss

== Random ideas ==

What if Cas's Enochian rib carvings affected Cas's abilities to hear Sam and Dean's prayers?

== SPNwin ==

There’s a lot of merit in being anti-destiny, anti-soulmate, anti-chosen-one, anti-Cupid, anti-mirrors/anti-parallels. (long)

Natural crisis points built into The Winchesters character arcs (long)

To be updated.

///

(Text Attributions// Supernatural scripts here via @spnscripthunt. Transcripts are located here via SPNWiki. Visit their Tumblr to donate.)

[sturmdrayco]

Sorry to bother you, my wife and I are working on making a Leonardo Da Vinci Caster cosplay for her and it's our first cosplay (I'm hoping to do a Warframe one eventually, but actual cloth costumes first)- do you have any advice on how to do details, etc? We seem to have the general shape of things down and already have the cloak & skirts done.

Ooh, Da Vinci! I'd say I'm still winging it with the fabric stuff; my experience is mostly with armor and props. If by details you mean stuff like the applique or something...

I did this for my sister a couple years back. Zhongli cosplay. Made pattern, cut fabric, applied clear nail polish to edges, pinned to base garment, used one of the buttonhole stitch settings on my sewing machine for the edges. I was improvising then. Something similar would probably be done on the stocking details, but I have no experience with stretchy fabric yet.

For the curvy edges... just. Lots of pins so they hold the shape while sewing.

The star patterns on the blue fabric... If it were me I'd just use a stencil and fabric paint if there's nowhere to buy it from. Several layers of it so the yellow looks good. However, the pattern might be generic enough that you can get fabric already printed with it somewhere.

The small accessories hanging from the collar (and hat depending on Ascension level)... small chains with gems... I'm not sure about your access to supplies so you might or might not have to make the gems and stuff yourself. Usually for these I use those rigid PVC sheets. Cut and whittle with cutters as needed. Maybe something like foam clay or resin stuff if you wanna be fancy. Put some thin wire hoops to attach them to the chains. Or you could use EVA foam here as well. 2mm. Also works with the fleur-de-lis looking brooch.

If Props:

Speaking of EVA foam... 5mm and 2mm thickness should cover all kinds of needs in this case. PVC piping for the staff. at this scale (and in most situations), contact cement for gluing together. Measure to proportion, make patterns, trace onto foam, cut with cutters. Make sure the blades are sharp for the smoothest cuts.

You can do a lot of stuff with EVA foam. So much stuff. If you plan on using it more in the future, I suggest getting a heat gun. Smooths out the foam. Priming before painting... I live in Japan so I use something like Zeque... rubber paint similar to Plastidip but much cheaper. For something much easier to get... Wood glue diluted with water, 3-4 coats of it or until satisfactory. Thin layers. Let previous layer dry before next one. This one's not flexible though - if the foam bends, wrinkles can't be avoided.

If Gauntlet:

5mm foam would probably be enough for the base gauntlet... or anything, really. Maybe 2mm foam for the smaller details. The gold filigree and trim detailing on the gauntlet... I'd paint them on. Paint those parts of the gauntlet gold first, have a pattern ready cut from some sticker paper of the details, put those on, paint the rest of the gauntlet. Once the dark blue paint dries, you can remove the sticker paper mask. The green bits... EVA foam as well, the final coat of paint would have to be something very glossy for the shine.

I'm not sure how you want to do the gauntlet. Will you keep the proportions, a.k.a. very big, or shrink it to fit the wearer's hand? Building it to proportion is more complicated - need to build a rig first that's fixed to the wearer's hand with something flexible for the core of the gauntlet digits, and string to pull the gauntlet digits. And since you'd hold the staff with the same hand, your hand has to be outside for the grip. Should be okay if the gauntlet digits are big enough to cover them.

If Staff:

The more organic-looking bits of the staff... I'd use foam clay, but if you think you can do it with just EVA foam, do that instead. Not sure how expensive foam clay is for you. Change your cutting angle to make sloped edges, trim with scissors - whatever works.

For ease of transport you may need to plan on splitting the staff in parts. Maybe the star, then the handle, then the bottom tip? Attachment might be complicated, so you may not want them detachable as well.

Clear plastic acetate for the star. This one's complicated. Hot glue could work. Lots of triangles. I'll just look this up if it were me. Don't be pressured to make this glow.

Not sure what else I can say about this unless you ask for something very specific, but I wish y'all well in this project!

[razorblade180]

Battle Results

After a hard fought abyss run, Collei sits on the grass staring at her calloused fingers, the sting of drawing her bowstring still tingling through them. Things hadn’t gone exactly as she hoped. Her self assessment was cut short when the sudden feeling of a cold bandage touching her cut cheek snapped her back to reality.

Aether:You still with us?

Collei:Huh? Yeah, thanks.

Aether:That didn’t inspire confidence. What’s wrong?

Collei:It’s a little silly but I wish we got all the stars. I guess I’m still lacking?

Keqing:What? You were incredible. Aeonblight would’ve been disastrous without you. You never missed an opening.

Collei:I missed three.

Kokomi:That’s an achievement in the heat of battle. No archer makes all their shots.

Aether:Except Ganyu. She cheats.

The half Adeptus overheard the jab, but couldn’t find it in herself to argue when she literally lead her group through the hydro mimic chamber with many shots aimed at the floor.

Keqing:Thirty three stars is still impressive. If anyone here is lacking then it’s me. Our teamwork is refined, but regrettably my strength is… limited.

Collei:Don’t say that! I could be hitting much harder! You also didn’t have Jade Cutter!

Keqing:Ah yes, if only had that. Then maybe I could give a certain someone more time! *turns head*

Nilou was laying in the shallow end of the water with the mentioned sword still in hand. She sat up, seeing her abyss mate pouting.

Nilou:I don’t want to sound dramatic but I’m pretty sure without this sword we wouldn’t have completed our own battles.

Aether:Any major hassles?

Nahida:Every beast treated me like a chew toy! If it wasn’t the consecrated then it was the summons by the Emerites! I’m pretty sure the bountiful cores knocked me out for a second as well.

Yaoyao:Serpent Knights are scary!

Barbara:Nahida did in fact pass out for a second. Funny enough, the easiest part were the triple kenki. Even if the floor was ice…

Nilou:Cheer up everyone. We did well for a first attempt. Things just got a little…scary.

Yaoyao:She cried.

Nilou:I was almost one shot! That doesn’t happen normally!

Aether:We’re missing a star from each chamber. Personally, I can live with that.

Collei:I want to try one more time! *stands up*

Keqing:Same here!

Aether:How much time were we short?

Kokomi:We are forty seconds behind in each chamber.

Keqing and Collei immediately sit back down. Well oiled machine or not, they weren’t magically about to jump that hurdle.

Aether:So, lunch?

Keqing and Collei:Fiiiiiine.

[andmaybegayer]

Last Monday of the Week 2023-01-23

New experiences!

Listening: I put out a call for electronic music earlier this week and so that's what I've been listening to. The song that has been stuck in my head is S3RL's Bass Slut, which is unfortunate given that I already knew some S3RL and I don't really like most of it. Not a very useful datapoint.

This has had me going back to all the psychedelic recommendations I got from people on IRC.

Reading: Working through Google's Rust training

Good introduction to the key programming concepts without being a "Baby's first language" guide. Very happy to throw the stdlib at you and say "here, figure it out."

This was prompted by hearing about the ESP-RS project, which is toolchains and libraries for running Rust on Espressif microcontrollers. I basically only use ESP-32's given the choice these days because integrated networking and two cores is so useful. I guess the Pi Pico W might also be a contender to look at at some point.

Watching: So close to finishing Umbrella Academy Season 3. I'll say so far this is both the funniest and weakest season. Too much magic.

Playing: Nothing! Power outages have been a major source of interference and I no longer have any routine games because I dropped Forza pretty hard. It's actually wild how hard that was dropped, after seeing my Steam annual stats I basically haven't touched it. Thanks Steam.

Making: More quilt as always, and more Galena.

Quilt is coming along well, it's probably going to be finished by my mother only after I leave the country but I think most of the patchwork will be done between now and then at least.

Galena has a new set of cases! They're almost done, but sanding them with the orbital sander was a nightmare. Going to rent time in a workshop to finish them off with a disk sander or an oscillating orbital sander, as well as to cut cable channels with a table router.

Realized I finally had an excuse to use the machine screw cutter in my wire strippers and used that to trim the machine screws holding the plate down to length. Everything is coming together.

Tools and Equipment: Self-adhesive non-slip rubber feet go a long way to making stuff feel more robust. You know this, I know this, laptop manufacturers know this. Around the 2010's laptop manufacturers realized that they could make a lightweight laptop feel much more solid if it just held its position on a table rather than sliding around at the slightest bump, and that's why all laptops have those long rubber strips for feet. This was popularized in the XPS13 but I think some other companies were doing it before that.

I bought a pack of 50 of those clear round rubber bumpers and they're stupendously sticky, they lock anything in place on a flat surface with even a little weight. I stuck some on Galena while she's in this half-finished state so I can keep typing, and I stuck some on my laptop's USB hub so that it doesn't flop around so much. Feels way less rattly and cheap now, that goes for Galena and the hub.

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Price: [price_with_discount] (as of [price_update_date] - Details) [ad_1] 【PORTABLE & USE】The 4Mura Handheld Heat Bag Sealer is a device that allows you to seal plastic bags with the push of a button. It’s compact and easy to use, so it can easily be used in any kitchen. You just place the bag into the machine, press the button, and then wait for your food to be sealed uptight!It's small enough to carry around on a picnic or on the go, not only to keep food from spoiling and getting wet, but it also has a blade for easy bag cutting. One machine is multi-purpose, saving space.【Press to seal the bag】Then simply press the knob and make it move equably. along the edge of any bag and it's sealed airtight.And it have hidden blade. Put the bag into the opening of the sealing machine; press down the button to open the bag and slide to the right to complete the opening.【Open switch button】Toggle the push button forward to turn on the machine, the indicator light blue light is long.【Widely applicable】This mini heat sealing machine is suitable for sealing various snack bags. For example, potato chip bags, cookie bags, nut bags, and vacuum sealed bags. Not suitable for cling film, fiberglass bags, kraft paper bags, or pure aluminum bags. ��Our Core Advantage】This mini bag sealer is the only one on the market that charges via USB-C port. This unique feature eliminates the hassle of searching for cords, as opposed to other similar products that use Micro-USB or batteries. With the USB-C interface, all your devices can share the same charging cable, making charging much more convenient. 【2-in-1 Sealer and Cutter】This sealer is an indispensable kitchen accessory, capable of cutting and resealing plastic bags and food storage pouches, providing a more efficient solution than bag clips. It is compact and easy to carry, making it convenient for use on-the-go. 【Seal Various Bags】The heat sealer is suitable for various types of bags. It can quickly reseal food storage bags, chip bags, fruit bags, and candy bags in seconds, keeping them airtight. Please NOTE that SUPER THIN PLASTICS, such as cling film, are NOT SUITABLE as they will melt directly. 【Keep Food Fresh】Resealing food bags helps to keep vegetables, fruits, and grains fresher for longer periods. Reducing food waste is environmentally beneficial and can help save on grocery costs. 【Compact and Portable】The high-quality mini 2-in-1 sealer and cutter are perfect for carrying on-the-go, handheld, and portable, making it ideal for travel, camping, and hiking trips. [ad_2]