u/Bokalinis

Hello. So I designed this compact case to keep my rotary burrs and engraving bits organized and easy to grab.

It holds 23 bits with roughly 2.5–3 mm shanks, with slightly deeper slots around the outside for easier access. The threaded lid keeps everything together, and the whole case stays pretty compact at around 66 × 66 mm.

I’ve also made a few other storage cases in a similar style for different tools, so feel free to check those out as well if you like the design. https://makerworld.com/en/models/3121988-23-slot-portable-rotary-burr-case

After much deliberation between the Aquamarina Fusion and the Monster, I finally bought a Bluefin SUP. I managed to paddle while standing up even pulled some speed. Although still struggling to maintain straight line. But it was way easier than I thought. I'm very happy with this purchase.

So, I've been interested in this hobby for a long time and finally decided to buy my first board. I'm not sure about the size or capacity. I weigh 95 kg (~209 lbs) and want a comfortable option for casual paddling, trips, fishing, or carrying some gear. The photos show the options I'm considering (mainly based on price and availability). Also, is there a specific rule or anything else I should take into account when choosing a board? Thanks for the advice.