Homework sucks! It does. With the help of a 3D printer, one Japanese person figured out a way to make it go faster.
Japanese students (or students of Japanese, for that matter) have numerous writing exercises that force them to scribble the same kanji characters over and over again. Itās rote memory.
Twitter user Hitoshinshi created this tri-pencil holder via a 3D printer, making it so easy to repeatedly write ē¼čå®é£ (āyakiniku teishokuā or āset meal with grilled meatā). Not sure why youād do that phrase for homework, but whatever.
3D printers or not, cheating is bad. Donāt do it!
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