Adans — independent projects, meshed from existing nodes. Masks, books, machines and games — each piece belongs to its own project; this shelf gathers them under one roof, the way a venue shop gathers its keepsakes. Everything here is turn-key — every piece is a complete kit, nothing missing and nothing else to buy, and the full kit is laid out under its photo.
The market lists what the lanes make. Every card shows its full kit under its photo — and dives into its own lane, where the selling happens.
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — Pinned — mouth fix
Bench #1 tomorrow — prints first · the pinned mouth-fix version is the featured photo · shell, buckle and string included.
Adans Máscaras
White shell, black ears, red spirals — the pinned first print of the line.
$28.00
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — The printed part
32 × 26 × 3 mm · ~1.7 g · prints flat, no supports, ~10 min · string up one slot, around the bar, down the other — pull to adjust, friction locks it.
Adans Máscaras
Silk-string hardware for the masks — divider and length adjuster in one printed part, 32 × 26 mm.
$5.00
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — Front cover
55 pages · Filipino ↔ Spanish in parallel, line by line, with alphabets, phonetics and a dictionary index · paperback 5 × 8 in · true-pocket PDF 3.5 × 5.5 in.
Pencil
Parallel book, Filipino ↔ Spanish — one night out, line by line in both languages. Pocket paperback, 55 pages. Edition 1 of the Night Out series.
$9.99
Русский ↔ Filipino
No cover yet — in preparation
Everything included — the full kit
The same night out and the same 55-page pocket form as Edition 1, in the series' second language pair. No cover exists yet — nothing here is dressed up as one.
Pencil
Parallel book, Russian ↔ Filipino — the second book of the Night Out series, in preparation.
$9.99 series price
Русский ↔ Español
No cover yet — in preparation
Everything included — the full kit
The same night out and the same 55-page pocket form as Edition 1, in the series' third language pair. No cover exists yet — nothing here is dressed up as one.
Pencil
Parallel book, Russian ↔ Spanish — the third book of the Night Out series, in preparation.
$9.99 series price
DEE WHOLE TRUTH
Cover to come — memoir in production
Everything included — the full kit
By Demetrius Reed, as told to Venero Vera — built from a guided interview, “The Sit-Down”. A thesaurus of lived experience, in English; a separate shelf from the pair books. Price not set yet.
Pencil — Client 001
Urban memoir — Pencil's first client book and the proof case the publishing-services arm stands on.
$9.99 proposed
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — Title page — locked
Thesaurus Book 1 · by Venero Vera, author and translator · twenty-four pieces — short famous poems and one short famous speech — each whole on one page with its translation beside it. Price not set yet.
Pencil
A parallel thesaurus of short famous poems — English ↔ Spanish, side by side, every poem carrying its own dictionary.
$9.99 proposed
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — Bronze — on the bench
The turn-key jug — shells, dial wheels and the full dive cartridge in the box · masters v0.2 scaled ×1.149 for 13% porcelain shrink · plugs and wheels are cast masters, the cartridge prints at finished size · belly ships empty, modules ride the standard mount · shown in bronze on the bench and polished silver in the studio; deployed, it rests on the seabed inside its lily array — the lilies are the Whale’s own system.
Aeon
Mini novelty tumbler-mug — one shell, empty belly, modular interior on a standard mount.
Founding kit — $150 reservation
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — V4 — essence reference
Model B — built-in · 205 × 132 × 185 mm · full Linux computer on ARM (no Android): simple media face, real desktop face · BT 5.4 · Wi-Fi 6E/7 · HDMI 2.1 out · fully enclosed and flush — the companion input kit is its own product and pairs over Bluetooth.
Aeon
Workstation concept — display face, clock and light bar in one desktop body.
Concept — in development
Everything included — the full kit
Blueprint Rev 2.4 · Oct 2026 — a handheld tactical radio with Morse (CW) integrated end to end: it decodes CW on its own OLED, logs to MicroSD, and keys from its push-to-talk or the external paddle. A-series, alongside the AHE-100.
Aeon
Handheld radio with a full Morse transceiver integration — CW decode, logging and paddle keying in one unit.
Concept — in development
Everything included — the full kit
Pad Ø ≈ 1,000 mm (frozen) · hub Ø ≈ 150 mm · stem = site depth. Turn-key with its own mold in the box — cast more pads from the kit. The charger, pinger and base for the Iron Whale (AHE-100) and later powered modules: the canopy harvests light underwater, the hub pings so a module can find home, and the dock charges it contactlessly. An accessory base, its own unit — not part of AHE-100 v1. The deployed rendering stays close-held — this kit photo is the face.
Aeon
One product under both names — the seabed charging base ships as the Lily kit: cast the pad from the kit's own mold, then cast more.
In development — no price set
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — Showcase
Power: single USB-C in · PD trigger · fuse · 3-position master switch.
Jectors
Off-road UTV body for the sealed projector head — the projector rides in the rear bed, aimed over the tailgate.
Concept — in development
Everything included — the full kit
WIP — not locked · the sealed head as its own case: open the lid past 90° and it shades the lens; the underside 1/4-20 socket is its only mount.
Jectors
The sealed projector head as a rugged carry case — olive, hinged and latched, lens behind a flap.
Concept — in development
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — Assembled — on the bench
Print A (structural): chassis tub · hood core · fender cores · cab floor · axle housings · tripod boss. Print B (trim): grille slats · bumper · lift-eye covers · lens bezel + TPU flap · spare mount · cage caps. Every silver trim part also exists printed, on the same clip pattern — silver is a material variant only, bonded/pinned to the carrier inserts.
Jectors
Vintage tourer body — the projector head lives in the long bonnet, behind the tall grille.
Concept — in development
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — Full series render
Go Fish-style · first to build a complete body wins · 12 body parts, exactly one of each per body · the Ace is wild — the ASTRUM · the deck doubles as a standard 52-card poker deck · no points, no combat. The series render is the lane's art so far — the human faces themselves are not rendered yet.
Build a Body
The first deck of the anatomy series — match the parts, build the human, on a standard 52-card poker deck.
$19.99 proposed
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — T-Rex Skull
Build the dinosaur — skull, spine, heart, massive hind legs and one famously small arm · same game, same 52-card frame as every deck in the series.
Build a Body
The dinosaur deck — comparative anatomy at a glance, from serrated teeth to the tiny right arm.
$19.99 proposed
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — Elephant Skull
Build the elephant — pillar legs, trunk, the largest heart in the series · no ASTRUM crop here: in the series render the Elephant ASTRUM sits behind the T-Rex Heart card, so no clean cut of it exists.
Build a Body
The heavyweight deck — skull, heart and thick hide, in the same vintage plate style.
$19.99 proposed
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — Panda Skull
Build the panda — skull and brain, forepaws, lungs, fur and hide · same game, same 52-card frame as every deck in the series.
Build a Body
The bear deck — gentle face, serious skull, in the series' vintage plate style.
$19.99 proposed
Anatomy of a Villain
No art yet — no deck built
Everything included — the full kit
The horror-venue edition, anchored on Frankenstein's monster — literally a built body. Public-domain and folklore monsters only; no licensed franchise villains. Nothing is in the box yet, because the deck doesn't exist yet — no image is faked for it here.
Build a Body
The venue edition for horror gift shops — build a monster from public-domain parts.
$19.99 proposed
Vegas Second Life
No photo yet — first decks not printed
Everything included — the full kit
Game faces UV-overprinted onto cancelled casino decks — white underbase, CMYK, clear coat — with the casino back kept as provenance and the corner clip kept as the authenticity mark. Adults and Vegas channels only. No deck exists yet to photograph; the first photo comes from the Batch 1 pilots.
Build a Body
The game, reborn on real cancelled casino decks — every copy numbered, every back a provenance.
$29.99 proposed
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — D4 — full scale
The dice are the decks' counterpart — each die stands alone here, full scale, never lumped into one set card. The gold star-map engraving speaks the same language as the ASTRUM wilds in the Build a Body decks: brushed silver metal, gold constellation work. The group shot rides in every die's drawer as the set shot.
Build a Body — Dice
The four-sided die of the star-map set — crescent moons and stars cut in gold on brushed silver.
In development — no price set
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — D6 — full scale
The dice are the decks' counterpart — each die stands alone here, full scale, never lumped into one set card. The gold star-map engraving speaks the same language as the ASTRUM wilds in the Build a Body decks: brushed silver metal, gold constellation work. The group shot rides in every die's drawer as the set shot.
Build a Body — Dice
The six-sided cube — constellation lines joining star to star in gold across its faces.
In development — no price set
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — D10 — full scale
The dice are the decks' counterpart — each die stands alone here, full scale, never lumped into one set card. The gold star-map engraving speaks the same language as the ASTRUM wilds in the Build a Body decks: brushed silver metal, gold constellation work. Rolls beside the D% for percentile throws. The group shot rides in every die's drawer as the set shot.
Build a Body — Dice
The ten-sided die — a gold star figure at the heart of the star-map engraving.
In development — no price set
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — D12 — full scale
The dice are the decks' counterpart — each die stands alone here, full scale, never lumped into one set card. The gold star-map engraving speaks the same language as the ASTRUM wilds in the Build a Body decks: brushed silver metal, gold constellation work. The group shot rides in every die's drawer as the set shot.
Build a Body — Dice
The twelve-sided die — a spiral galaxy wound in gold across its faces.
In development — no price set
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — D20 — full scale
The dice are the decks' counterpart — each die stands alone here, full scale, never lumped into one set card. The gold star-map engraving speaks the same language as the ASTRUM wilds in the Build a Body decks: brushed silver metal, gold constellation work. The group shot rides in every die's drawer as the set shot.
Build a Body — Dice
The twenty-sided die — the archer constellation drawn in gold lines over its faces.
In development — no price set
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — D% — full scale
The dice are the decks' counterpart — each die stands alone here, full scale, never lumped into one set card. The gold star-map engraving speaks the same language as the ASTRUM wilds in the Build a Body decks: brushed silver metal, gold constellation work. The percentile rolls beside the D10; in the set photo it sits on 80. The group shot rides in every die's drawer as the set shot.
Build a Body — Dice
The percentile ten — tens only, 00–90, thrown beside the D10; this one sits on 80.
In development — no price set
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — Mobster trappings
Prohibition era · the Mob Museum pilot · pulp noir. Price proposed, not locked. Contents pinned: the cards and the coin, nothing else in the box. The same deck the card games lane lists under Rapid Decks — it lives here, once, under Zeums.
Zeums
Mobster × Lawman — build the mobster from his trappings, or build the lawman hunting him.
$29.99 proposed
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — Schematic 11 — mold & assembly
Mini: 80 mm max span · 50 mm height · assembly ~22 minutes hands-on plus curing — dry-fit, mortar into the sockets, stand and cure, set the plaque · tap the plaque's NFC to register the reef. The same piece at full size: a 1.2–1.5 m bio-concrete pod in local marine sand and crushed bivalve shell.
You add: clean water, a small bowl, a spoon/stick, a damp cloth — not in the crate yet.
The Rev C engineering sheet (in the drawer) puts total casting production at ~35–45 minutes — that is production time; the ~22 minutes above is your assembly time. Both numbers stand, labeled as what they are.
From the archive
Save the Coast
Cast five identical segments, mortar four together, and the miniature reef pod stands on its own crate-plinth — the same jigsaw piece that, at full size, is the reef.
Founding kit — $150 reservation
Everything included — the full kit
The brick cottage itself, in section — scale 1 meter · the kiln house that fires the lane's burners, cookware and bricks: ware goes in on the tram, the fire is stoked from the entrenched base, and the sections stack and come apart for repair.
Kiln Jects
The walk-in brick kiln, drawn in cutaway — chamber, flue and tram tracks in one labeled section.
Concept — in development
Everything included — the full kit
One burner family, three animals — the smoke finds its way out through the lattice dome while the relief herd walks the bowl. From the Kiln Jects catalog line: incense burners, steins, switch covers, candle holders, oil burners.
Kiln Jects
Ceramic incense burners with pierced lattice lids — Elefante, Leopardo and Pantera Negra.
Concept — in development
Everything included — the full kit
The Cookware Lane's tri-cooker, all-ceramic — one pot, three ways: the Dutch oven cooks, the bento insert divides, the perforated lid crisps. Pick your knob: Turtle, Dragon, Dolphin or Panda.
Kiln Jects
All-ceramic tri-cooker — Dutch oven, bento divider and crisping lid in one clay system.
Concept — in development
Turning Points
Modular history game — art to come
Everything included — the full kit
One engine, every civilization: raise the wonder in phase one, then survive its turning point in phase two — the build becomes the board. Flagship: Tenochtitlan, opening with the Spanish ships pulling up. Season one reuses the engine for Egypt, Maya, Rome and Athens. A versus mode exists under the working name “Great Battles” — a working name, not confirmed.
Turning Points
The modular history game line — each kit is a civilization at its hinge moment: build it with magnetic cubes, then play through the moment it turned.
Concept — in development
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — On the bench — current build
HO scale 1:87 · car 110 × 30 mm · wheelbase 64 mm on 40 mm panels — the rear wheels stay on a panel while the front arm places the next one ahead and the rear arm lifts the spent panel behind; the gantry shuttles it back to the front. Always at least 2.75 panels under the car — the paradox, made mechanical. CAD at v0.5 (gantry) / v0.4 (chassis).
Mini Train Paradox
The HO-scale maintenance car that lays its own track — panels down ahead, up behind, recycled in a closed loop, so it walks away from its own starting track.
Concept — in development
Everything included — the full kit
Kids Capsule · Gift Set — all four mascot tees in one pack, as cataloged in the Logo Catalog (KC-05). The catalog shows an estimate, partly obscured — the price is not set here.
Apparel
Four mascot tees — turtle, panda kiln-master, whale and roadrunner mechanic — in one gift-ready kids' pack.
Price not set — est. only
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — Sheet A — brick & clay marks
The Adans Kiln design archive — two full sheets of tee designs: brick-kiln marks, pottery marks, the panda kiln-master, the cow, and the whole kiln family. Pick and choose from the sheets.
Apparel
The kiln line's tee design sheets — brick, clay, panda and pod marks for the community workshop.
Designs — in development
Everything included — the full kit
The launch lineup, scored on the owner's own review sheet — six figures marked KEEP. The Frog takes the cleanest mold at a perfect 25; the Turtle flies the flagship at 24; the Seahorse's tail and the Iguana's nubs carry the watch notes into production.
Aquarium
Six small figures for the tank — turtle, frog, octopus, seahorse, iguana and crab — the reviewed launch lineup.
Launch lineup — in development
Everything included — the full kit
Parked, on the owner's own sheet: static skulls with no joint — a different product from the launch figures, held for phase 2. Twelve skulls wait in the park: from the Human and Longhorn to the coral-encrusted and algae-aged.
Aquarium
Twelve static terracotta skulls — no joint, a different product — parked for phase 2.
Parked — phase 2
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — Elephant — lattice burner
Low round bowl, animal relief around the bowl, removable pierced lattice lid, animal-head knob — for cone, coil or stick incense (fit subject to physical validation). Accepted design family; the elephant’s regional classification is OPEN.
CAD files — masters & molds
Kiln Jects
The elephant lattice burner — terracotta bowl walked by relief elephants, pierced dome lid, elephant-head knob. One of the three burners on the family sheet above.
Concept — in development
Everything included — the full kit
Same architecture as the Elephant — bowl, pierced lattice lid, animal-head knob. Accepted design family; the leopard’s regional classification is OPEN.
CAD files — masters & molds
Kiln Jects
The leopard lattice burner — amber glaze, a stalking leopard in relief around the bowl, leopard-head knob.
Concept — in development
Everything included — the full kit
Same architecture as the Elephant and Leopard. Accepted design family.
CAD files — masters & molds
Kiln Jects
The black panther lattice burner — black glaze, panthers prowling the bowl in relief, panther-head knob.
Concept — in development
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — La Tortuga — original format
Región 1 guardian #1 — “cada región, su guardián.” Two base formats survive (pyramid plinth, copalera pedestal); the low flat tray was REJECTED and stays in the drawer for the record.
CAD files — masters & molds
Kiln Jects
Región 1 guardian #1 in the original formats — the turtle burner on its pyramid plinth or copalera pedestal.
Concept — in development
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — Serpiente — original format
Región 1 guardian #2. Shares the Family C incense parts and molds filed under La Tortuga.
CAD files — masters & molds
Kiln Jects
Región 1 guardian #2 — the feathered serpent burner in the original plinth and pedestal formats.
Concept — in development
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — Pelícano — original format
Región 1 guardian #3. Shares the Family C incense parts and molds filed under La Tortuga.
CAD files — masters & molds
Kiln Jects
Región 1 guardian #3 — the pelican burner in the original plinth and pedestal formats.
Concept — in development
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — First Edition stein
Mold-made relief body — no CAD master yet (render-stage). FIRST EDITION APPROVED by the owner.
Kiln Jects
The first-edition regional stein — mold-made relief, the collectible annual-edition playbook: every region its stein, every year its edition.
First edition approved — render-stage
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — The lineup
The guardian lineup as steins. Render-stage.
Kiln Jects
The three Región 1 guardians as relief steins — Tortuga, Serpiente Emplumada and Pelícano.
Render-stage
Everything included — the full kit
Black panther edition. Render-stage.
Kiln Jects
The black panther stein edition — owner-requested: “Pantera negra.”
Render-stage
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — Production lineup — with screw holes
The plate carries no load — it dresses standard electrical hardware. The lead photo is the production-accurate lineup (toggle slot + screw holes, the owner’s correction); the earlier full-lineup render without holes is SUPERSEDED and labeled as such.
CAD files — cover masters
Molds — press molds, all nine designs
Kiln Jects
Ceramic guardian plates over standard switch hardware — Tortuga, Serpiente, Pelícano, Colibrí, leopard and talavera-geometric designs.
In development
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — Dome kiln
Four miniature kiln forms, each with a tealight in the firebox. Status: CONCEPT.
CAD files — masters & molds
Kiln Jects
Miniature kilns whose firebox holds a tealight — dome, bottle, awning and beehive forms.
Concept — in development
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — Gallery — Tortuga
Tealight below, dish above — the gallery scale of the oil burner family. Status: IN DEVELOPMENT.
CAD files — masters & molds
Kiln Jects
The gallery oil burners — a tealight in the arched lower chamber warms the oil dish above.
In development
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — Compact — Tortuga
No CAD yet — render-stage. Same tealight-chamber + dish architecture as the gallery forms.
Kiln Jects
The compact take on the gallery forms — smaller, owner-directed.
Render-stage
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — Elephant
CAD exists for the Elephant and the Frog (files below); the other six are render-stage, flagged honestly.
CAD files — masters & molds
Kiln Jects
Eight animal oil burners — Elefante, Pelícano, Búho, Rana, Armadillo, Jaguar, Colibrí, Iguana — one architecture, eight guardians.
In development
Everything included — the full kit
Round unglazed terracotta carved face + glazed knob handle; the faces are ORIGINAL designs. Hard rule: once a stamp is used for paint or craft clay, it never goes back to food. Proposed faces not yet rendered: maize, cacao flower, agave, wave, sun. No CAD yet — mock-stage.
Kiln Jects
Dual-use terracotta stamps — shortbread and craft paint from the same carved face: Tortuga shell, Serpiente coil, Pelican feather, Jaguar face.
Mock-stage — in development
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — Tortuga faceplate — the build
The owner’s ruling: “we are giving the metal hooks a faceplate.” The hook stays standard metal and carries all load and both screws; the ceramic plate is a flat plaque behind it — the simplest mold in the hardware family, retrofit-fits hooks already on walls. No CAD yet — design-stage.
Kiln Jects
Ceramic guardian faceplates for standard metal hooks — the metal hook keeps the load; the guardian gives it a face.
Design-stage — in development
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — The station
Proposed ~70 cm tall, ~8 L upper / ~12 L lower — PROPOSED, not validated. Flow, contaminant removal and food-safe glaze all require lab/prototype validation before any health claim. The top must read as an enclosed cántaro, never a planter (owner’s ruling). No CAD master yet. Status: CONCEPT v1.
Kiln Jects
A zero-pressure gravity water station that reads as an enclosed cántaro — ceramic filter cartridge inside, spigot below.
Concept v1
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — Effigy
APPROVED designs; no CAD yet — render-stage. (The no-planter ruling applies to the water filter only, never to this line.)
Kiln Jects
Effigy, temple and turtle planters — the vivero set. Owner: “chefs kiss.”
Approved designs — render-stage
Comal de Barro
No standalone render yet
Everything included — the full kit
Traditional clay comal cookware from the accepted source catalog — the family is presented in the broader Kiln Guardian products PDF; no standalone render and no CAD yet, so nothing is dressed up here. Status: CATALOG family.
Kiln Jects
The traditional clay comal — flat griddle cookware from the Kiln Guardian catalog families.
Catalog family
Everything included — the full kit
Showing — Set 1 — sea reliefs
One foundry line, two sets of three. The skull coins carry a “Stone Foundry” rim inscription; the Adans coin carries the A-orbital mark.
Foundry
Silver relief medallions and foundry skull coins — the sea set and the skull set, one line.
In development — no price set
The Desk
Trade Wire — the lane's voice
How the desk talks
Common Form talks like an operator, not a catalog: real port delays, freight conditions, and what they do to delivered cost and the seller's netback — breaking the fourth wall, because the candor is what makes benchmark ± differential believable. If a differential can't be explained in one line, it doesn't ship; if a source goes dark, the ticket says so and reverts to plain “Indicative”.
Common Form
The desk's own voice — the operating conditions behind the numbers, said out loud.
Weekly sheet + rolling Trade Wire
CF-COF
Lane A — Exchange · Weekly
The ticket — benchmark ± differential
Differential reason: Chiapas washed Arabica specialty — screen, cup, moisture and defect tolerances vs pre-shipment samples — against the exchange basis grade; 7 MT minimum vs a ~17 MT exchange contract. Indicative and non-binding until specification + freight review.
Common Form
Chiapas washed Arabica, specialty lots — exchange-tracked.
Indicative FOB $6,480/MT
CF-CAC
Lane A — Exchange · Weekly
The ticket — benchmark ± differential
Differential reason: Trinitario, fermented and sun-dried, cut-test and moisture reviewed lot by lot, against bulk exchange grade. Indicative and non-binding until specification + freight review.
Common Form
Tabasco Trinitario, fermented and sun-dried — exchange-tracked.
Indicative FOB $7,920/MT
CF-AVO
Lane B — Fed spot · Weekly
The ticket — benchmark ± differential
Differential reason: dry-matter-tested export grade, count program and reefer, against the reported wholesale/crossing level — the certification status line rides on the ticket. The two sources bracket the FOB; neither one is the FOB. Indicative and non-binding until specification + freight review.
Common Form
Michoacán Hass, dry-matter tested — federal spot on both sides of the border.
Indicative FOB $2,380/MT
CF-PAP
Lane B — Fed spot · Weekly
The ticket — benchmark ± differential
Differential reason: export green-break grade and count uniformity, reefer program, against domestic wholesale. Indicative and non-binding until specification + freight review.
Common Form
Colima Maradol at green-break — federal spot, weekly.
Indicative FOB $1,460/MT
CF-POT
Lane B — Fed spot · Weekly
The ticket — benchmark ± differential
Differential reason: russet calibration, sprout control and packing spec. Flagged on the ticket: the SNIIM Papa benchmark is a variety proxy, named as such. Indicative and non-binding until specification + freight review.
Common Form
Sonora russets, calibrated and sprout-controlled — federal spot, weekly.
Indicative FOB $540/MT
CF-LEX
Lane C — Derived · Monthly
The ticket — benchmark ± differential
Derived lane: no spot quote exists for the finished extract, so the ticket anchors to the Limón feedstock spot and states the factor. Differential reason: extraction, standardization, batch documentation and drum. Indicative and non-binding until specification + freight review.
Common Form
Veracruz lemon, extracted and standardized at 5X — derived from the feedstock spot.
Indicative FOB $6,850/MT
CF-AOL
Lane C — Derived · Monthly
The ticket — benchmark ± differential
Derived lane: the oil's price is built from the fresh Hass benchmark through the lot-stated oil-yield factor. Differential reason: cold pressing, filtering, drum and private-label review. Indicative and non-binding until specification + freight review.
Common Form
Jalisco Hass, cold-pressed — derived from the fresh-fruit benchmark.
Indicative FOB $4,720/MT
CF-MPU
Lane C — Derived · Monthly
The ticket — benchmark ± differential
Derived lane: anchored to the mango feedstock spot through the lot-stated purée yield factor. Differential reason: Ataulfo single-strength spec, Brix/acidity confirmation and the aseptic drum. Indicative and non-binding until specification + freight review.
Common Form
Chiapas Ataulfo, single-strength and aseptic — derived from the feedstock spot.
Indicative FOB $1,325/MT
CF-IPQ
Lane C — Derived · Monthly
The ticket — benchmark ± differential
Derived lane: built on the fresh Maradol benchmark from the same pull. Differential reason: cutting, IQF freezing and frozen-chain packing. Indicative and non-binding until specification + freight review.
Common Form
Colima Maradol, cut and IQF-frozen — derived from the fresh benchmark.
Indicative FOB $1,740/MT
CF-DMG
Lane C — Derived · Monthly
The ticket — benchmark ± differential
Derived lane: anchored to the mango feedstock spot through the lot-stated fresh:dried ratio. Differential reason: slow drying, color/piece sorting and the sulfite-free option. Indicative and non-binding until specification + freight review.
Common Form
Nayarit mango, slow-dried and sorted — derived from the feedstock spot.
Indicative FOB $6,200/MT
CF-TPS
Lane C — Contract · Monthly
The ticket — benchmark ± differential
Contract lane: the paste trades on crop-year bulk offers, already in $/MT, with the raw-tomato spot as the input cross-check. Differential reason: hot-break spec, color/viscosity documentation and allocation position. Indicative and non-binding until specification + freight review.
Common Form
Sinaloa hot-break paste, 28–30 Brix — annual allocation, monthly release.
Indicative FOB $1,120/MT
CF-LJC
Lane C — Derived · Monthly
The ticket — benchmark ± differential
Derived lane: anchored to the Limón feedstock spot through the lot-stated juice/concentration factor. Differential reason: concentration, freezing and Brix/acidity documentation. Indicative and non-binding until specification + freight review.
Common Form
Veracruz lemon, concentrated and frozen — derived from the feedstock spot.
Indicative FOB $2,160/MT
Everything included — the full kit
Pick up, repair, return — downtown Las Vegas; bikes are serviced at the unit, never at the door, and you approve the parts list and price by text before any work begins. Live now, running on the back burner behind Aeon. The motto: “Comes back stopping.”
Braking Not Just Bread
We collect your bike, fix its brakes, and bring it back stopping.
$40 flat labor · parts at cost
Brake Light
USB-rechargeable · clip-on
Everything included — the full kit
A clip-on brake light that charges over USB and goes on during the brake visit — one flat price, fitted. It runs on its own cell, so an e-bike's battery and wiring stay untouched.
Braking Not Just Bread
USB-rechargeable clip-on brake light, fitted on the visit.
$29 flat, installed
The badges — as printed
Each badge is just the dotted QR and the rim jokes — the code carries the booking page, nothing else is printed. The dotted QR has decoded in software checks, but it has not yet had a physical phone-scan test; that flag stays on this card until a printed proof meets a phone.
Braking Not Just Bread
Twenty-nine round badges that carry the booking QR — and nothing but the wordplay.
Print-ready — pending the phone scan test
Nothing filed under this project yet — its best pieces are on their way to the shelf.
All three Jectors share one common sealed head — about 160 × 110 × 62 mm, ~10 W LED, a single USB-C port. The build principle is donor set-in: print the shell, set a functional donor projector's matched optical chain in, plug and play. The radio is a separate unit, and wireless dock charging works in projector mode only. All three are design-stage — no prototype printed or tested yet, and no files exist to download.
The lane’s thesis: “cada región, su guardián” — every region, its guardian. Región 1 = Costa de Michoacán: La Tortuga, Serpiente Emplumada, El Pelícano. Everything in the lane is concept/CAD stage — no physical product exists yet — and the lane’s catalogs carry no prices, by the owner’s standing rule.
The catalogs & the bench sheets
A package lists here when it is a complete turn-key description — the kit, the manual, and the works, in one box. None are listed yet.