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Sin Sato

Posted on Aug 27

I redesigned, cut the parts, and reassembled my "Dicelytics."

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Mechanical designer, mainly working on home appliances. Currently developing Dicelytics, a personal project for tracking dice rolls.

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Mechanical designer, mainly working on home appliances. Currently developing Dicelytics, a personal project for tracking dice rolls.

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Tokyo, Japan
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he/him
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Aug 8, 2026

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