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Links:

• Naughty Jewelry – Provocative Pendants and Risque Rings (GALLERY) – This collection of sexy, risque jewelry includes raunchy resin rings from brune-woehlke.de
• 3D printer uses office paper – Hack a Day – A brand new rapid prototyping machine. The Mcor Matrix forgoes the standard of expensive and rare build materials by using A4 office paper. The machine selectively deposits glue on the sheet of paper: more glue on the cross-section, less on the waste.
• Ponoko! | Illustration Friday – Ponoko is a very cool service from New Zealand that takes your designs and laser cuts them on demand into a variety of materials like acrylic, felt, wood, and cardboard.

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