"I would think you'd want metal, and using a system more like a bike headset with a spring-locked wedge to set at various angles. The only reason for plastic cooking utensils is to avoid damaging non-stick pans, and those are quickly being recognized as a serious health risk."
"Same, and that would make a lot of sense. It wouldn't be practical in a commercial/industrial setting, but for residential owners who just need occasional use and have less dexterity/experience than tradespeople it would be very useful."
"I'd assume each person was responsible for the section they had access to rather than trying to make every one have access to every drawer. Flesh sectors!"
"Christ, that's an arrogant opening statement. If you have the wherewithal to maintain farming equipment when you're miles from the nearest town, then yes, you'll probably also have the ability to make simple gearing and whistles. Is the story about them making lots of them in their spare time for extra money true? Probably not, but crafting simple mechanisms like this in winter free time is hardly the stuff of legends."
"Still a screen in front of your eyes that does what a screen in front of your eyes is. Being gullible about Apple marketing is a case by case basis, so enduser satisfaction will vary of course."
"...Now it just goes to a sales page for it instead of the article. Here, let me help you: https://www.core77.com/posts/133886/A-Large-Format-Laser-Cutter-with-a-Compact-Form-Factor"
"A person who can afford this will just buy standard flooring because they can afford to pay for the expense of ripping up/modifying it. Innovation includes externalities like cost, or it's not innovation."