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Two benches. Pick one.

One bench is toys and one is cloth. Both hold things this company is making right now, both are unfinished, and at both of them there is something you can do at the kitchen table with a ruler and a pencil.

Staff artist’s crayon drawing of a four engined wooden toy airplane. Not a photograph.Staff artist’s drawing. Not a photograph.
Toys

The Build Log

A wooden airplane, a wooden robot lamp and a wool llama, none of them finished. Five stations from a drawing to a doorstep, and exactly which one each of them is standing at today.

Newest thing here. How heavy is that really: twelve nickels weigh exactly as much as Max's bulb is allowed to. Hold them in your hand, tape them to the top of a tube, and find out why sixty grams is the reason he is stuck.

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Cloth

The Fashion Files

A shirt is a grid. A sweater is a knot pulled through a knot. Count the threads in something you already own, then draw our own plaid one thread at a time, all one hundred and eight of them.

Newest thing here. Design a colorway. Swap the four yarns in our plaid and see which of the twenty four shirts you like best.

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A low poly wooden jumbo jet flying at night toward a big orange gate, with fireworks all over the sky.
New. A game.

Jumbo Flight School

The wooden airplane is not finished, so fly this one. Real Wisconsin country, today's real weather, and a night race around Road America with fireworks. It runs right here in your browser. New: the X-1 program. LOGx is open.

Watch it, then fly it
Drawn in code. Not a photograph.
New. A second game.

LOGx

Fifteen years of rockets, 1957 to 1972, flown by you, with the news of the week. Four missions now, more each week. Every bulletin is a re-creation we wrote from the record, and AI voices read both desks, the Moscow desk on a shortwave sound we made. None is a real broadcast. Nothing here was built or flown.

Read it, then fly it

How these pages work.

Nothing here is finished

Every object on these two benches is still being made. When something is stuck, the page says it is stuck and says what it is stuck on.

Every number is a real number

The measurements come off our own drawings and our own cloth. Nothing is rounded off to make a page nicer to read.

You never have to sign in

No accounts, no forms, nothing to send us. Everything you make on these pages stays on your own table.

The newest thing on each bench is written on its door above, dated September 26, 2026 on the wood bench and October 17, 2026 on the cloth one.