Travel Sewing Kit

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BackstoryImagine this scenario: The apocalypse has suddenly reared its ugly head. In a panic, you hastily gather your toiletries and venture out into the desolate, nuclear wasteland, desperately seeking a safe haven. After enduring several grueling days of relentless walking, you stumble upon an encampment inhabited by formidable nuclear super mutants. Just as you're on the brink of being accepted into their midst, one of them astutely notices that your shirt button dangles precariously by a thread. Helpless to rectify the situation, the mutants' welcoming demeanor swiftly transforms, and as your fragile, radiation-ravaged body is torn asunder by these bloodthirsty beings, your final thought is one of deep remorse for not having printed these instructions and stashed them in your toiletry bag.InstructionThis elegantly simple yet ingenious design can be your lifesaver when it comes to avoiding a gruesome fate at the hands of nuclear super mutants. Just follow these straightforward steps:Begin by printing the design.Gather a suitable length of thread and a few needles.Wind the string around the needle insert.Carefully place the inserts into their designated locations.Add the needles and secure them with the provided pins.Seal the lid.You can now conveniently stow the assembled kit in your toiletry bag or any other location of your choice for safekeeping.In theory, this approach may prove effective in non-nuclear-super-mutant situations; however, it remains untested. Therefore, any utilization of this is entirely at your own risk.Print settingsAny settings should work. You don't need support (well, no 3d-support at least... everyone needs a shoulder to lean on at times. For example, if you fail printing this print you most likely will need a shoulder to cry on...)WarningNeedles are pointy. Handling needles can be harmful if not near nuclear super mutants. Be careful.