Attoparsec -- d10 Spinner

On a dining room table sits a keyboard that is closer in size to a surfboard. It has 5 panels of 12x17 keys each, which come in alternating sections of white and grey. At the very end is a section of 20 red keys. Behind it sits the lid of the case it has been built into, with classic road case black panels and aluminum extrusion edges.

Inspired by watching too much live-play D&D, I wanted to invent my own random number generator. The result is the d10 Spinner, which used a rotating plate of magnets to directly set the segments on a 7-segment flip-dot display.

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