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Thank you :)

Excellent tips, thank you!

Thank you! I totally agree, I used a pressure washer when working as a detailer. It was extremely rare if a problem ever happened, but the pressurized water will find parts which will be requiring replacement sooner than later.

Thank you :)

Thank you :) A secret from what the professionals use ;)

That is actually the same amount of items needs... The steel wool only replaces the glass polish. For steel wool, it needs to be 0000 too, otherwise it can scratch the glass. I used steel wool when I worked as a detailer.

Thank you! I'm surprised to hear it made that much of a difference, but it makes sense. I installed a deflector on my old truck years ago, certainly helped keeping the dirt off the windshield but I didn't pay attention to the fuel change though.

Haha good eye, fixed :) Thank you!

Stunning work, but it's such a shame to break it open.

That is really cute, very well done!

Now this is art, stunning work!

Beautiful work, I think I might tackle this in my spare time for the entry :)

Excellent write up! A perfect way of keeping the critters out while still maintaining a clean design. Thanks for sharing :)

Excellent work!

Great work, thank you for sharing :)

I need this!

Very innovative design, great work :)

Ohhh those look delicious!

Definitely a great idea for camping!

Great tips, far too many times I see neglected tools sadly.

Whoa this is cool, you should definitley consider selling these!

Excellent work!

Awesome idea, always nice to have more wildlife around :)

Thank you :)

I believe you have a misunderstanding here. These are a copper alloy line, these are actual DOT approved brake lines purchased from an auto parts supplier. Not what is found on say a housing application for water lines. Yes a standard copper line will fail under the pressure of the hydraulic brake system, therefore it cannot be used. Here is the link to the product http://www.jegs.com/p/JEGS-Performance-Products/JEGS-NiCopp-Nickel-Copper-Brake-Lines/2111534/10002/-1

I believe you have a misunderstanding here. These are a copper alloy line, these are actual DOT approved brake lines purchased from an auto parts supplier. Not what is found on say a housing application for water lines. Yes a standard copper line will fail under the pressure of the hydraulic brake system, therefore it cannot be used. Here is the link to the product http://www.jegs.com/p/JEGS-Performance-Products/JEGS-NiCopp-Nickel-Copper-Brake-Lines/2111534/10002/-1

Thank you ;)

Thank you for the kind words :)

Excellent to hear and thank you :)

Awesome to hear and thank you :)

Thank you so much for the support :)

Thank you for your comment :)

There will be a very light outline of the car, but it doesn't take long enough from point A to B for it to make that significant of an impact on the image.

Thank you for the input too, I really appreciate it :)

I'd like to have it on a motorized base eventually. It's quite light, all aluminum frame and case. So would I be able to use something such as this? https://www.amazon.com/WishRing-Backup-Realtime-Transmitter-Android/dp/B011BDY7XA

True... The only thing I would be worried about is how it's wires, assuming the camera in one unit would be hard wired. Where it'll be put on the house, I'm hoping it will have enough swipe across the front of the property. We're at the end of a dead end street, last house. Would I be able to view this on a laptop at home? Thank you for the input too, I really appreciate it :)

How would I determine what type of video signal is used? It says it's a 700TVL and uses and rg59 connector. I was thinking about something like this, but I am not sure if it would work https://www.amazon.com/WishRing-Backup-Realtime-Transmitter-Android/dp/B011BDY7XA

From what I've been able to find this is a really good quality camera which is why I got it. I know some cameras can be hit and miss quality wise, especially at a distance or at night. Not really quite sure what type of transmitter I would need... I figured $75 should be enough for a decent transmitter. Getting a decent system would be triple that from what I've found.

Excellent work, this is a great idea for anyone with limited space.

Excellent write-up, thank you for sharing!

Great idea, that is extremely well hidden!

Beautiful work :)

This is an awesome idea, definitely save the chance of spillage and they're able to be kept cold.

Awesome idea, thank you for sharing :)

Absolutely beautiful!

Beautiful work, love it :)

Awesome work, great was to reuse old lighters!

Wow is that ever some intricate work and such a beautiful final product!

Haha, but what if you don't have someone to pump the brakes ;)

Not sure if it's available for a windows laptop. But on my Mac I also have a manual override for the fan so I can control the speed before it gets too hot. Definitely helps out a huge amount besides elevating it too.

Beautiful work! If you're not already, you should definitley considering selling custom made furniture.

Great work. Keeping a laptop cool is definitely an important thing, mine usually runs quite warm when rendering video.

Great write-up! I need to fix the live centers on my lathe. One the bearing is in pieces and the other I can feel is worn. Bought it like that.

Extremely well done!

Yep, those wouldn't last long around me lol.

Awesome work! Time consuming but well worth it in the end :)

Oh I'm getting hungry :)

Wonderful work, pure art!

Those look delicuous, reminds me of the ones available at Red Lobster.

Beautiful craftsmanship!

This is an excellent idea, especially helpful if someone gets their shoes wet. Sometimes it takes such a long time for them to dry out.