Okay, this video is quite obscure and doesn't fit cleanly into any one category here, but I kept thinking about it after I saw it. This guy is like clickspring, but instead, he's a glass wizard....
Okay, this video is quite obscure and doesn't fit cleanly into any one category here, but I kept thinking about it after I saw it.
This guy is like clickspring, but instead, he's a glass wizard. He's designed and hand-ground two blocks of borosilicate glass into an ultra-precise spirit level. The process is utterly captivating, even if you don't think it sounds captivating. I'm floored by how precise and polished he's able to get the entire assembly throughout the process.
Okay, this video is quite obscure and doesn't fit cleanly into any one category here, but I kept thinking about it after I saw it.
This guy is like clickspring, but instead, he's a glass wizard. He's designed and hand-ground two blocks of borosilicate glass into an ultra-precise spirit level. The process is utterly captivating, even if you don't think it sounds captivating. I'm floored by how precise and polished he's able to get the entire assembly throughout the process.
Also, Acrobat Reader can handle 3D models? What??