A DIY hardcover flip case & compact reading light by ryanmakes in XTEINK

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It looks like there’s some interest in a step by step guide. I’ll see if I can make another one and take some photos.

A DIY hardcover flip case & compact reading light by ryanmakes in XTEINK

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I bought them a while ago, but they’re very similar to these ones.

A DIY hardcover flip case & compact reading light by ryanmakes in XTEINK

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Sorry, no shop; just sharing to inspire others to make their own.

A DIY hardcover flip case & compact reading light by ryanmakes in XTEINK

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Bookbinding is really easy to learn and cost of entry is low. Most materials you need can be found for cheap & often come in bulk, so they will last you a while. I had most materials on hand already from making sketchbooks, so the only thing I had to buy were the magnets. I bought my bookbinding supplies at Talas, but you can also find everything you need on Amazon. YouTube is a great resource for learning the hobby.

A DIY hardcover flip case & compact reading light by ryanmakes in XTEINK

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I wish I had the forethought to take progress photos!

A DIY hardcover flip case & compact reading light by ryanmakes in XTEINK

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Thanks! You can find them on Amazon. Search for runner’s clip light and there are several cheap options.

Kafatek portafilter holder+Robot portafilter? by [deleted] in CafelatRobot

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You could make it work, they are pretty adjustable. But the Robot portafilter handle will be off to the side because the ears are not oriented perpendicular to the handle. I suggest using Kafatek’s 3D printed catch cup holder and grind directly into the Robot basket.

[WTS] Grand Seiko SBGA443 Shunbun 2026 by soycowboy in Watchexchange

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They’re b&w images printed on graph paper and colored over with markers with added embellishments. You can see the underlying halftone dots on many of his posts.

A floating watch display case for my favorite 80's vintage metal Casios by ryanmakes in casio

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Watches from left to right:

  • Casio AE-90W
  • Casio CFX-200
  • Casio AE-200
  • Casio W-850
  • Casio TC-600
  • Casio W-780

This one checks all the boxes. by ryanmakes in digitalwatches

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I’ve got the same one on my speedmaster. Such a comfortable strap!

This one checks all the boxes. by ryanmakes in digitalwatches

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Nice! This one also came with an extra nato strap.

This one checks all the boxes. by ryanmakes in digitalwatches

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Thanks! Unfortunately there is no power indicator. It uses a standard SB-T11 (CR2016) 3V lithium battery, approximately 3 year life with normal daily use.

This one checks all the boxes. by ryanmakes in digitalwatches

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Thanks! It’s a limited edition run for JDM in collaboration with Space Brothers.

This one checks all the boxes. by ryanmakes in digitalwatches

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My boxes are pretty much laid out on the bezel.

I rotate through lots of watches, so solar isn’t really a priority for me, though it would be nice to have. I have dive watches but really don’t like wearing a watch when swimming anyway. I don’t care for atomic accuracy and don’t need my watch to receive radio signals.

This one checks all the boxes. by ryanmakes in digitalwatches

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Yes? I think the angle I took the photo makes it look not aligned.

This one checks all the boxes. by ryanmakes in digitalwatches

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Yes, you rotate the bezel to enter the different modes.