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How to Fix an Inkjet Printer Using an Enormous Hammer
CMY Not O-K
This meditative build video from John Heisz ends violently, with CMYK in place of blood. It's also a perfect metaphor for why we build low-tech things by hand. Infuriated by his malfunctioning hi-tech printer, Heisz builds an enormous stake maul (think Donkey Kong hammer) in order to send the printer off with a bang:
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PC load letter, WTF?
Is this environmentally friendly?
The hammer was made from local and renewable materials. Fairly sustainable~.