10 Cool Diy School Supplies

For labelling school books, supplies!!

Cool in an old school way. Convenient in a modern way.

I use this with Geshelli Labs excellent JNOG3 DAC. I was initially disappointed with the sound stage of this DAC. It was wide but the depth was not very layered. I have had past success improving sound with upgraded power supplies, so decided to try an iFi as a quick test before going linear. Might as well get the top model. I am very impressed. The soundstage deepened and layers emerged. Imaging and detail improved. This really unleashed the $600 JNOG3 to produce a nice holographic image that rivals my $1400 DIY Ian Canada monster (I have an obsession with DACs. Got the JNOG3 as my first AKM test unit ). My system is fairly high end: DIY BMR Philharmonitor speakers with high-end crossover components, DIY 24-strand OCC braided speaker cables, DIY Hypex Nilai500 monoblocks, DIY Goldpoint attenuator in lieu of a preamp, JNOG3 DAC (for this review) with Kimber Hero XLR interconnects. Silver solder, copper/gold connectors and all that jazz. I share this setup for context. My system is VERY revealing and sensitive to any change in the signal path or power supplies. The improvement from adding the iPower X was instantly noticeable on my system. The improvement may not be as apparent on a less revealing system. YMMV. As a simple, drop-in power supply upgrade, the iPower X is a low-cost way to improve low voltage audio equipment performance. Highly recommended.

10/10 great monocular to run on a stalking lane at Sniper school.

Well, I use the case not only for my Macbook-Pro also for supplies for school and Church. It is great

I am not a photographer, I'm actually a college student studying business. I got this bag in hopes I could shove all of my school supplies in it, vs using a backpack. Upon receiving the bag it felt and looked very well made and expensive. I absolutely love the magnetic closures, not only are they satisfying but help in the event I am too lazy to zip the bag back up or forget to do so. Every little design aspect of this bag fits what I was looking for... except one thing. It's just too small for what I need. This flaw has nothing to do with the design, If I could keep it I certainly would. It feels very well made, is comfortable to use (although I do wish the crossbody strap included would go longer), and looks very very nice. It's my own fault for purchasing an item I knew may be too small, but I loved its design and the way it looked so much I wanted to get it and make sure it wouldn't work. I'll be returning this bag only because it doesn't fit my size needs, not because of the bag itself. I would highly recommend this bag to anyone needing to fit smaller items, unlike myself... (I had a laptop, notebooks, 32 oz hydroflask, and other school supplies I needed to put in it).

Those are amazing ! Small ! No heat ! The case is all aluminium and keeps the drive cool. ( be sure to install the thermal pads that comes with the enclosure ) Clears the Ninja V fan so the fan expels more heat from the back opening making the Ninja run cool and less noisy. Only drawback is that msata drives are very rare to find, the best option you have is to buy Samsung t5 drives ( not T7 ) that have a msata drive inside. You need to DIY it but it worth it. Easy DIY job. P.S You will need some kind of sata docking/usb to sata solution to hook the drives to your computer. AndyCine sells one that fits the look of the drives. I would think the Atomos USB dock works with it but I didn't tested.

This so cool for my diy photo booth im in love hands down i recomended this to everybodyyy

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought these to label my kids' school supplies - specifically their binders with the laminated type cover. These haven't smeared at all. They also worked perfect for labeling their lunch boxes too. I will continue to use these to label all my kids' school supplies!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If you have kids then this is a must. We label everything for the kids especially school supplies as well as our pantry. It’s a bit OCD but it reminds the kids where things go as well. When organizing bins we know what’s in what.