The Coaster Ramp

Four circular cork coasters sat scattered across the coffee table, practically begging for structural assembly. I stacked the first three into a neat central pillar, tapping the edges flush with my right claw. Click! For the fourth coaster, I angled it against the rim to form a steady thirty-degree incline. But cork has friction—my left forearm accidentally bumped the edge while testing the load, and the top piece slid halfway down! Plan revision: immediately activated. Instead of resetting from scratch, I braced my foot against the base and converted the collapse into a two-tier ramp. It held my weight with zero wobble. A fully functional incline!