Wolfbane221

love the dark stain and oak plugs for contrast. You did a great job on this overall

wow, this is a really cool implementation! If I build this I might post it to our intranet and display the inventory on the fridge or something. should try to "obtain" one of the Walmart books for vegetables too!

excellent casting

These would make some sweet shop speakersa

Really cool! I'd suspend some of the precious metals in oil or something so they are more visible in the vials? think gold flakes etc. what are you going to do for the unobtainable elements??

that's pretty useful. normally I just take a pair of needle nose pliers to the inside of the tip, but this seems more efficient. at first I thought it was for cleaning little Slag beads up from either side of the weld.

Really cool!

I constantly see vhs types at the thrift store and think about something like this.. cool!

Finally, something I can use my leftover whey for! normally I save my whey, and use it in cooking throughout the week, but 3/4 of it still goes bad since there's not many things I can put it in (that I make at least). this seems like something good to experiment with flavor.

ha. you should always post! I am working on an unimog scale crawler start to finish, and hope to publish a quality ible on it once I finish my bachelor's this semester. So it's nice to see other scale stuff on here!

I was surprised I saw your kayak on thingiverse before I saw it on here. it looks really good!

this is an interesting idea. can you heat up the edges to join them like thermoplastic before the mixture?

Bruce, you helped out a bit with some stuff others don't go into detail with. I'll probably start with a simple fuel delivery and look at more complicated ones for the future, Yours sounds ideal. Nobody else has ever discussed their exhaust so that may help me out in the design. Off to fusion to see what I can draw up before cutting into anything. Thanks for the help!

even though it was a failed pour it looks pretty cool. I'm quite interested in your waste oil burner there, actually this weekend I picked up some perlite and sand in preparation to make one. I already had the Portland on hand, but need to order the high temp clay. think you could post some pictures or share details on your burner? I basically plan on making a steel pipe with a taper, and using an air break with a blower. Being my first one I'm curious about measurements of the pipe.. does it matter or will I be fine as long as I mix the oil and air correctly.

normally "gross" dessert don't bother me, but these hit a nerve. good job! haha

what an interesting thing you have done here!