Nuks

The Nuk.

What is it?

I get that ALOT.

It's a nuk...

The Nuk comes in all sorts of fabulous combinations.

Brass or Copper.

Copper Niobium Superconductor, G-Carta.

Lots more materials & combos.

They’re pretty neat.

Sooo… what’s a Nuk used for?

I can tell you what I use them for…

This “SuperNuk” here, sold on Etsy, listed as a Massage Tool.

I’ve been questioned by skeptics.

But let me assure you, these make absolutely wonderful deep tissue and massage tools, no joke!

My process creating these types of pieces does quite a number on the hands & body; Nuks provide some amazing relief, when used properly of course.

I contour and finish in this manner for a reason.

These are the fanciest massage tools you’ve ever seen.

They’re also wicked fun to fidget. Really super.

By the time I started my 1st Nuk, I was better prepared than when I started out with the spinners, but went slow and steady figuring out the process.

First Nuk!

"the Supernuk"

Superconductor + Nuk

Copper Niobium Superconductor – fascinating, gorgeous material. Titanium Niobium alloy filament in copper matrix.

These 2 metals, fused together have to be worked carefully, keeping the temperature down while grinding and power sanding as to not risk breaking the bond.

I’d been collecting a few small pieces of copper niobium superconductor – started with a pendant or two, but I was largely stuck on what else to do with this intriguing material.

Upon completion of my first “standard” Nuk, I knew I had to slap together a SUPERNUK, ie: meticulously piece one together with superconductor. That concept was intriguing and frightening at the same time.

I probably could have contoured and worked down this first SuperNuk a bit more, but the results were favorable.

The Nuk.

It's a nuk...

First Nuk!

"the Supernuk"

Superconductor + Nuk

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