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I love to make things and share them. I live in New York City and when I'm not making or publishing, I ride bikes and motorcycles. I'm an animal lover and have a pit bull dog, Olive. I work full-time at Autodesk (remote) and teach part-time at SVA.

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I use a jeweler's bench for my electronics workstation, bench vice, and yes, jewelry making. It's very sturdy for its small size, which makes it a perfect choice for my small workshop. I love that the work surface is up higher than a regular desk, so you can get your face closer to the work without hunching, and the catch tray, designed for reclaiming precious metal scraps, makes an excellent trash receptacle for bits of wire and other offcuts that tend to make a mess otherwise, either on the bench or on the floor. Folks always ask me where they can get one of these jewelry benches-- mine came from solar-powered USA jewelry supply shop @riogrande (not sponsored).⁠

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Found a misty field in which to frolic! Olive doesn’t know it yet, but our first foster dog arrives on Friday. We’re excited to help a rescue dog find his forever home, and hopefully Olive will super enjoy having a buddy, even temporarily.

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