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 The seminar [[on hammers and sandcastles]] explored the relationship between humans and tools: how do we use [[tool|tools]]? — how do tools use, shape and guide us? The so-called [[law of the instrument]] dictates our tendency to rely on familiar tools even when others might be better suited. We think with the tool and this way of thinking can limit how we imagine possibilities and arrive at solutions.
-Inspired by the idea that tools are never neutral extensions of ourselves, we built [[one_s_own_hammer_handle|our own hammer handles]], questioning who is truly in control: the hand gripping the hammer — or the hammer directing the hand. Each participant conducted [[research|]] into a tool of choice and worked towards a new tool for th HfG. There is: a highly decorated metal rod hatch opener, brushes to handle intentions, folding metal sheet furniture apparatus, buttons of all sizes and positions, P.O.K.E. — the portable object for knitting and embroidery, multi-material-and-use sporks, hanging storage structures for an E2 table, edge bending matched boxes, the odds of instruction and use on the example of crema catalana, a small house (and garden) for an essay on permacomputing knowledge, and the non-normograph.
+Inspired by the idea that tools are never neutral extensions of ourselves, we built [[one_s_own_hammer_handle|our own hammer handles]], questioning who is truly in control: the hand gripping the hammer — or the hammer directing the hand. Each participant conducted [[research|]] into a tool of choice and worked towards a new tool for th HfG. There is: a highly decorated metal rod hatch opener, brushes to handle intentions, folding metal sheet furniture apparatus, buttons of all sizes and positions, P.O.K.E. — the portable object for knitting and embroidery, hybrid-material-and-multi-use sporks, hanging storage structures for an E2 table, edge bent matched boxes for office supplies, a research on the odds of instruction and use on the example of crema catalana, a small house (and garden) for an essay on permacomputing knowledge, and the non-normograph.
 These tools displayed as physical objects on [[nailed seats|furniture]] we assembled using [[hammer_handles|our self-made hammers]]. The process and findings of our individual work is documented as traces on the seminar wiki, mapping our collective exploration of tools. Below is a plan and list of all tools.
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   - [[Occam's Dull Razor]]
   - [[Cornelia|Brush set - Handle Intentions]]
-  - (Felix H. + Lukas)
+  - [[Pliant (Felix H. + Lukas)|Pliant]]
   - [[Finn|Boujee, Beautiful, Bad Buttons]]
   - [[Franka|P.O.K.E.]]
   - [[sporks|The Spork: A Hybrid Utensil]]
   - [[Lale|Storage System]]
-  - (Levi)
+  - [[Levis communal tool kit]]
   - [[Non-normograph]]
   - [[How to follow a recipe]]