17 pieces
Finished tools
Finished tools across unrelated trades, from braille transcription to earthworks, held up by 870 hand worked test assertions.
Text into Unified English Braille, with a back translator so the tables can be checked rather than trusted.
A PDF imposed onto press sheets: saddle stitch, sewn signatures, n-up, cut and stack.
An SVG into GRBL G code for a laser, inside shapes cut before the outline that would drop the part.
EBU R128 loudness on an audio file, and the single gain that hits the target without breaking the ceiling.
Earthwork cut and fill between existing ground and a proposed level, with the section that can be checked by hand.
A subtitle file against the reading speed and timing rules a broadcaster actually applies.
Four measurements in, a skirt block drafted to that body and tiled onto A4.
Crossword grids filled from your own word list, with the symmetry and the interlock kept.
Parts onto boards in an order a panel saw can actually cut, rather than a nest it cannot.
A wall build up in, a U value out to ISO 6946, with the thermal bridging handled.
A flooring take off walked wall by wall, with a check that catches a room whose walls do not close.
Names, roles and photographs onto ID cards, refusing every name the card cannot carry.
A guest list and a handful of rules onto tables, refusing the set of rules that cannot be satisfied.
A marginal abatement cost curve that will not abate more of a stream than the stream holds.
A column of addresses onto Avery 5160 labels, positioned so the printer's own margin does not shift the grid.
Sequential Code 128 barcode labels, with a check that they will actually scan at the size printed.
A table and a template in, a Word document out with each row filled in.