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Date: Sun, 18 Mar 2001 12:19:55 +0200
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Hi
Remember how you used duct tape to replace a broken watch band? Or used a rubber band as a pencil case? Maybe you kept your jacket closed with a twist tie, or taped a light bulb to the wall.
I bet you were proud of your own ingeniousness. Now time has come to show off a little. For my finals at the Design Academy in Eindhoven I am looking for those instant solutions. You can (e-)mail me any picture of any solution.
Thank you,
Chris Kabel.
Chris Kabel
Smalle Haven 30
5611 EJ Eindhoven
The Netherlands
t: +40 293 9440
m: +6 1918 6064
chriskabel@hotmail.com
Chris...
Your project sounds great, my compliments...
However, I do not have a picture of this instant solution, but it should be easy for you to reconstruct it yourself:
One day I needed to watch the news on tv (but had forgotten my spectacles) I took a plastic bottle cap, punched a small hole in the center with my pocket knife, and placed the thing in front of my eye... voila - like a pinhole camera - I could see clearly without proper glasses.
ps.: remove the circular soft gasket inside the cap prior to punching (and use).
regards Jens Laland