kochiya sanae and tatara kogasa (touhou) drawn by mizuki_hitoshi

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    Hang in There, Kogasa-san 2578

    Trying to make one is fine, but for just an autograph board stand, it's got loads of pieces, so it looked like I'd end up selling them for ¥3000 each. So, I just gave the botched one to the Naz-person.

    Naz-san didn't come to this convention in person, so it felt like I was looking after Naz-san's circle.

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    Moonspeaker
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    Reader-added tags include "Well, this ain't gonna work", "On to the next item!♪", and "True story: Not shelf-aware". (Originally a punnish usage of the idiom "Tana ni ageru" (lit. "to put up on a shelf"), meaning "to be blind to one's shortcomings" or "to play innocent".)

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    Blindga
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    Jarlath said:

    Kogasa-san needs to spend more time simplifying the design...

    It seems like a lot of that is necessary though. If it's just one of those 2d laser cutting machines (the one I think Kogasa bought) then locking planks is the only way to give things structure.

    The only way to simplify it, visually, would require fasteners and threading, which I don't think current laser cutters can do the latter.

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    FWP
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    Blindga said:

    It seems like a lot of that is necessary though. If it's just one of those 2d laser cutting machines (the one I think Kogasa bought) then locking planks is the only way to give things structure.

    The only way to simplify it, visually, would require fasteners and threading, which I don't think current laser cutters can do the latter.

    Just write or cut numbers or symbols into the matching slots,

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