Imagine having like a thick mesh kind like screen or that dry wall sanding stuff. Whatever the case I am in the ball park I used to work on these types of machines. Or perhaps something with a custom polymer mix. Maybe some ceramic but that may be too expensive. I have some theories on what is actually in the knit but I never grabbed tweezers and started looking. So what that is, is a lot of plastic and shit that doesn't take dye. But I am guessing its a dupe of that trend similar to Englands revolution fabric. You may also like these subs that u/hduc mods: not handmade nor self-designed), resold or mass-produced, broadly-available items uninteresting, redundant or non-value-adding secondary-source materials. Inappropriate Content Includes: excessive self-promotion to non-innovative items, links to purchase pages which profit you directly or indirectly via standard (i.e. If an article adds real context or value, it might be appropriate. Ideal Content Includes: links directly to images or designer pages that are non-commercial in nature, questions and stories relating to furniture design, history, construction, purchasing and so forth.Īppropriate Content May Include: links to commercial products that are particularly innovative, but no blogspam or everyday product pages, please - keep it fresh, relevant and unique. Here are some general guidelines to get things going in the right direction:
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