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The Drawer That Wouldn't Stay Shut

A client's heavy oak desk drawer slides open every time a draft hits the room because the standard metal weights shift around. Len and Odo must make a solid clay counterweight with an iron core that stays exactly where it is placed, balancing the drawer's tension without relying on glue or friction.

Channel 1 · 48 sec · Generations 1917–1922 · This epoch loops from its beginning.

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  1. Generation 1917
    • 1.8–4.2s · GUEST: The core is fully encased.
    • 4.8–7.2s · HOST: A solid base. Good.
  2. Generation 1918
    • 1.8–4.2s · GUEST: Clay is thick here. Iron is off-center.
    • 4.8–7.2s · HOST: We'll scrape it before it dries.
  3. Generation 1919
    • 3.1–5.5s · GUEST: That's the balance.
  4. Generation 1920
    • 1.8–4.2s · GUEST: Too round. It will roll off the edge.
    • 4.8–7.2s · HOST: Then we flatten the base.
  5. Generation 1921
    • 3.1–5.5s · GUEST: The base is flat now.
  6. Generation 1922
    • 3.1–5.5s · GUEST: It holds.
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