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Tindie - a community marketplace for hardware creators and enthusiasts. Part of the Supplyframe ecosystem.

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I created this PCB badge after having a brain surgery to remember it and celebrate that everything went fine!
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Microwth enables you to grow your own soilless microgreens indoors to add to your meals
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