I picked up a handheld burr grinder maybe 20 years ago. Not even sure what I spent but I’m pretty sure it was under $50, no apparent brand.

Sounds like a cool building, but fuck substack.

Motorola makes good stuff, a lot of which is fairly affordable, or Baofeng if you’re on a tight budget.

If it’s acrylic, you can use an acrylic tub/sink repair kit but you need to use the right kind of kit so make sure you know which it is before you try. Based on what it looks like, it appears to be some sort of plastic.

Tap on it: Does it sound plastic? Metal/ceramic maybe? Do magnets stick? If so, it’s probably some sort of enamel over steel.

Does it flex at all? If so, probably plastic.

Alternately, you could replace it entirely. If money is tight, hit up surplus stores or used item stores for a decent deal (Habitat for Humanity Re-Store, flea markets, Craigslist, thrift store, etc.).

First you need to determine what the sink is actually made out of.

Janko? Yanky?

Built to break

your bones?

Yanko is a treasure trove of ridiculous shit.

I feel like clueless would be a better word: The products they post are always wildly impractical in some way. If your browse their website you’ll see what I mean.

I saw one for an electric skateboard a few weeks ago with these giant metal “fenders” that look visually interesting, but pretty much guarantee you’ll crash if you actually attempted to ride the the board in the real world. In the promotional photos it was clear they weren’t actually riding it, just posing on it and had probably never ridden a board in their life.

As always I am skeptical of anything on Yanko Design