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I just finished refurbishing my fourth Typewriter this one was for an actual client —and my oldest machine yet: 1923 ★ ★ ★ ★ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆
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@plantsnft
4/10 until the cert right?? 150 $degen
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@torii-stories
Yeah exactly! I’m thinking about going on a road trip to meet a few other typewriter technicians a state over, this weekend, it’s getting serious lol
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Plants
@plantsnft
Haha oh my what a scene that must be. I imagine knitting is also popular amongst this demographic 😅
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@torii-stories
what? are you calling me a granny? 👀
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Plants
@plantsnft
Nope granny’s aren’t good at knitting their hands don’t work or they can’t see 😹😹 I’m saying this niche industry is old school and requires patience and great hand eye coordination (like knitting!) Also both tend to be solo activities
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@torii-stories
Oh! hahaha I dont knit. I do latch hook, embroidery, and sew though. lol BUT type-ins are popular with people in the typewriter world: You meet to type on typewriters together. Try out different machines, maybe have a few drinks, listen to some music-- it is a fun time. Typewriters are also gaining popularity in the sensitive information sector, you cant hack a type writer. The shop I work at is based 15 minutes outside of Wright Patterson Air Force Base where a few units are HUMINT, this area in particular-- is a certain kind of paranoid, iykwim 👽
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