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Daniel Jordache

Owner, Bregga
Ann Arbor, Michigan

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  • 5 Favorited Articles

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  • 75 Comments
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  • "Why would anyone want a hatchet that is 9.75" (assuming you got the large version) end to end and has a screwd on head? I think the designer just wanted to say 6AL-4V, Titanium and created a project around it."
    on: Hatchet as Objet D'esign
  • "So, no underwear to wear these pants, right? Or do they also sell zippered underwear?"
    on: Gnara's GoFly Zipper Design Makes it Easy for Women to Pee Outdoors
  • "You can just grow one (or more) in time with genetic code modifications. Probably wont live to see it, but healthy human mods will be a thing im sure."
    on: Industrial Designer Invents Easy-to-Use Third Thumb
  • "Gravity in this orientation is not going to help...Those wedges will be on the floor more often than in the slot."
    on: A Simple, Elegant Design for Knockdown Trestles
  • "I get that. But how much of the fine dust is pulled down by the vacuum when its open sided like that? You'd still get a significant amount of fine dust being flung out the top side of the bit where suction is weak."
    on: Milwaukee's Alternative Designs for Drill Dust Shrouds
  • "I have yet to see anyone cut outlet boxes using oscillating blades. It's always Rotozip, and that thing is messy, and none of these options mesh with that device. The concern is respirable silica dust, not gypsum dust (although it has minuscule amounts below PEL). I'd say focus on the risk of silica dust and collect it at the source. The open dustpan style is useless since the worry is inhalation. If the debris is large enough to fall into an open port, it's not airborne."
    on: Milwaukee's Alternative Designs for Drill Dust Shrouds
  • "Hahahah! 100% not offcuts. Offcuts are what they are for a reason... usually bowed, knotted, or damaged. This robot is being fed nice, uniform, excellent new stock, and can't handle anything but perfect stock. Enough with the BS!"
    on: Creative Repurposing of Waste: Walls Made from Offcuts
  • "The website says it's "sold out" of the sneakers.... so maybe the joke is on us for not knowing the customer/ his base as well as he does!"
    on: Trump Launches Sneaker Line
  • "The glass peak elevating the ice well above the beverage, as seen in one of the images, is a failed function for the tumbler version. And maybe the extra step needed in cleaning the valleys.... that should be the focus of the hate instead of its contrivance in my opinion."
    on: Product Design with Contrived UX: A Tumbler with a Physically Corresponding Coaster
  • "I agree with everything you said. Plus these "climber" style hardhats come with a lot of accessories like earmuffs, face shield, visors, goggles and lights that improve usage. Another modern feature is UV exposure tabs that indicate if the hardhat should be replaced."
    on: A Look at the Design Features of a Modern Hard Hat
  • "Pharma-bro says as he chokes... "$2k for a seeing-eye robot?!?!""
    on: A Robot Seeing-Eye Guide Dog for the Blind
  • "Jee-zuz!  I'd rather play with or display any toy car by https://playforever.us/ than have this dull thing anywhere near me.  But thank god they used solid 6063-T6 aluminum... If it's not aircraft or military grade, it's just not right!"
    on: A Modernist Toy Car, by Veteran Industrial Designer Anders Hermansen
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