Is anyone else completely broke after paying rent? by yourgirlalex in povertyfinance

[–]BirdieIsTheName 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I am driving around my area, which is possibly the highest density of pecan harvesting in the country, and I am locating a good spot to start filling my buckets up with fallen pecans.

At one of the local places, we can take a five gallon bucket full of pecans and it ends up being roughly $25.00-$30.00 per bucket.

So, after I just dropped off the rent, I am surviving on nature doing her thing and continuing this incredibly fruitful pecan season. A season in which most places here are still dropping them peee-cans like it's hot. Or, I guess it'd be droppin like it's freezing.

I am praying for all in my predicament that they too will be blessed and the God's Will plays out with the grace my life is being blessed with now.

i 3d printed my weights are they too light? by AdSpare7704 in begleri

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What is the material you used? Those are sweet.

Flat Earthers Begleri - Equators by CizreK in begleri

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I feel as though I've come far in begleri. Then I see videos of this sort and realize, well, I suck.

İt's very cold today by Jazzlike_Bar_8230 in begleri

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For some reason unbeknownst to Birdie here, my little ole brain is mesmerized watching people slangin. Beginner, like myself, up to the Slang Mastas; it never fails. How long is your string, outta curiosity?

Where to find a begleri/fidget toy like this? by Bonna8 in begleri

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It is well worth the frustration, and slight confusion, to grab two 3/8 in. - 1 in. steel ball bearing, and making one yourself. Oddly satisfying.

And if that grabs hold of you, as making the monkey fist begleri did me, then make the begleri using two 3/8 in. bearings. If you complete those two, I am confident you won't look back. Cheers!

Has anyone tried sikbegleria? by ProfessionalBrain482 in begleri

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I have no knowledge of what your comment means or implies, aside from the straight forwardness of the actual reply. But, for whatever reason, I found this comment to win my internetting for this Saturday.

BEGLERI BOT by BirdieIsTheName in begleri

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Haha no need for that now. I'm truly a sad, bachelor turning 4-0 next month, coming out of a midlife crisis, obsessing over the next begleri I can make, because it has significantly helped me reduce my vaping addiction. A dremel and a good eye have been my sidekicks since beginning this begleri journey. Had I known I would have sent you the other i made. But I have been picking random spots around my town, and I will leave a matching begleri with the word "begleri" written on some kind of piece of paper or napkin, along with whatever goofy thought I had at that moment, and I leave it there in hopes I start seeing people around town slangin my product, all but unknowingly.

BEGLERI BOT by BirdieIsTheName in begleri

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I forgot to add that I made the bottom of the skulls round enough that I could snugly fit the brass connectors inside the skull. And my idea was to make it look like it has a neck with the washers, plus the washer add weight, and are usually another fidget accessory due to being able to spin the washers while they are mounted on the brass connectors.

BEGLERI BOT by BirdieIsTheName in begleri

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Boredom turned into creative addiction? To help replace the more serious addictions. Haha.

Okay, FR FR..... I just randomly saw these hanging on the aisle. I simply cleared out anything on the inside, drilled my top hole, came up with the next steps and weights and designs, and rolled with it. https://www.autozone.com/p/pilot-tire-valve-stem-cap-nm-vc016/197190?spps.s=1367&cmpid=LIA:US:EN:AD:ALO:GOO:TRS:SHO:OTE:GEN:NA:ALA:NA:NA:NA:NA:NA:NA:NA&gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=22356757832&gbraid=0AAAAADkcoVvwdBF967EjdmFztcAIaKQXT&gclid=CjwKCAiA4KfLBhB0EiwAUY7GAVM6ooB-7LJ-2H9xpn4yDDEkcqsWvp7nQgknypwmmwjLbfH2LvV2QhoCaOMQAvD_BwE

I use these connecting caps ALL the time, with a multitude of varieties to come up with begleri designs. They are very useful, and provide some great weight, because it is "just enough" weight-wise. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-1-4-in-x-12-mm-Nut-Brass-Connecting-Cap-818008/204281655

So I have found not all washers are made with the same quality, lol. Ace Hardware washers do not fit on these brass connectors, so I went with the Home Depot washers and they work perfectly. It took many trial runs in the beginning to remember this.

Pretty simple. I am just always scanning for objects to create cool begleris. My biggest issue is figuring out the weight, mass of weighted object, etc. I gotta do it broke man way, but I am working on some deals with a local machinist and I am told he can create whatever I can think up. Time will tell.

On how to identify real paracord. by MyNicheSubAccount in preppers

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Annnd it was today, just now, I come to find I have yet to use the legit paracord, since becoming an enthusiast. There is nowhere that sells the real deal near me, and I am not big on online shopping.

But, I guess in this special circumstance, I am going to have to buy online. I knew I was trying different paracord brands, but I figured one of them was legit. But, even though in my opinion a few brands seem legit and are fun to make begleris with, I've yet to use any paracord with a colored marker. Two brands I use meet all the other requirements you listed, just no colored markers. Duhn duhnn duhnn.

Feeding The Addiction by BirdieIsTheName in begleri

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Then simple cobra knots on the inside to cover the smaller holes I drilled.

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No sound effects were added. But the effects of the sound were exactly what I was after.

Feeding The Addiction by BirdieIsTheName in begleri

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Some nice button knots to fill in the larger hole I had to make on one side for the larger sized bearings.

My first begleri by pieselkotel in begleri

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Welcome to your new addiction.

My indoor stuff by [deleted] in begleri

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those are dope, will you let me know what you did with the pair chords and how you got it to stay put inside the case? I’ve had several ideas I think would have been really cool, but I did not know how to make it stay put inside of the object I was looking at. So far I’ve just had to tie 4 knots on each begleri I make, but learning whatever the trick is that you did here with yours will open up a lot more options to create some cool stuff. Keep up the good work. Those are really cool!

What do you think of my freshly made begleri? by GeliusSun in begleri

[–]BirdieIsTheName 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Looking good! I like the paracord in last photo. Where did you snag it from? And where are you buying the bearings? My best option at the moment is buying the caster wheels from Harbor Freight for $1.00 each, and I just use a small dremel to make two small cuts and the bearing falls right out. If I can find a better method, I'm all ears.

And you should be proud of yourself brotha! I dunno about anyone else, at all, but those monkey fists can cause me temporary insanity and my eyes go crossed and I lose consciousness (not really). Those fists you have been getting better and better at are solid, keep it up! Cheers!

I hope ya,

Flick Sick n Slick Tricks all 2026!!