Tested From Home: Jen Schachter’s Projects!
While the Tested team is working from home and practicing social distancing, we’ll be sharing the projects we’re taking on and our own strategies for making the best out of self-isolation. Fabricator Jen Schachter checks in with a toolbox organization project as well as new tools for her home shop for making picture frames.
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This is great! I’ve just modeled and now printing a ton of organization for my bench.
I for sure want to see some updates so I stay motivated at the least.
Oh, it “IS” a candy shop… of making potential
One of my first jobs was running a frame shop, too, and I have absolutely refused to pay a dime for framing ever since 😀