In this footage, Kurahito attempts to recreate velcro using blocks of wood. It's fascinating, relaxing yet ultimately frustrating as he finds only limited success. I guess that the "peelings" cut in the wood work well as hooks but not so well as loops.
Wooden velcro attempted, with limited success
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This knife sharpener is guaranteed to arrive by Valentine's Day and is on sale
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