Here’s a little tool that’s existed in my head and only just been materialised at the hands of Dan and Tyler. It’s for running internal and external chamfers. It’s effectively a 90 degree D-bit. It cuts on one side and as it terminates to 0, with relief terminating to 0, you can cut tiny internal chamfers in tiny bores. This round started as a 0.005” chamfer in the chamber of a 17 fireball. You could put this chamfer in a 3mm bore, maybe smaller. Love it. | T-bone Shipwrighting

I didn’t catch him doing the “head righting reflex” but this is the explanation and Levi moving his head (and he did not have a spasm- so he did move his bead on his own 🙌🏻). | Light for Levi and Lessons

Eat, drink, and be scary this Halloween🦇 For frightingly good stories, head to the Little Angel channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DUT1s08myk&list=PLyxLqRfXH_ePXHoztOuiymDVpH4GAsAzh #toddlers #LittleAngel #Halloween #diy #diycrafts | Little Angel

The way cats manage to land on their feet is called the righting reflex. Their back arches, the feet go underneath the body and bring their forepaws close to the face to protect it. Their low body to weight ratio also helps cats to land on their feet as it manages to slow their velocity while falling. Here’s to all the clumsy people, don’t you wish you were a cat? 😉 #DiscoveryChannel | Discovery Channel India