"Ha ha.  If you got the money, honey ....  way over the top, but then again there are so very many things produced that we don't really need, even if they are magnetic."

"ha ha ha ha ha ha."

"Great stuff, Christopher.  It comes at a good time for me cause I'm trying to take my work in a slightly different direction and the idea of going back and starting over is a little like trying to remind myself that everything I see is new and strange.  "

"I love trucks.  I've driven one since I started driving a long time ago.  I like cool trucks.  But my response to the cybertruck is first ??????? and then ha ha ha ha ha then "that's not a truck"."

"Quite a step up from the ole hole in the floor in the Parisian bars."

"I built my own timber framed home so I've done a lot of pounding on framing chisels.  I would be afraid these would damage my wooden mallets.  Also, I like a big handle to grab hold of."

"I have driven trucks of one sort or another for 51 years now.  My dad's 67 Dodge was very basic and cost $2200 new.  It was beautiful..  My 2001 Silverado 2500 cost $25000.  It does everything I need.  I would never pay $80000 for a pickup, and I worry about the reliability of all the gadgetry being added.  Guess my old man is showing."

"My first thought was, you've got to be kidding.  But I think I'll wait and see if it becomes a real consumer item and see what statistics show in the real world.  One thing I learned from designing is that real customers will do things you never would or could expect."

"Amazing.  I've been an aesthetic anarchist all along and didn't realize there was such a thing.  Thank you Chris for pointing me toward some further reading material."

"Thank you so much for this article, Christopher.  This is something I've struggled with and I really like your approach.  It's both down to earth and honest."

"Thanks very much for sharing this.  I've looked at 3D scanners but this might work for me better."