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What a great technique! Thanks for sharing!

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This is great! I use a tyvek wallet every day that was made with the same technique!

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Thanks for your interest!It would definitely be strongerif you made the entire thing of metal, but I didn't have means to use metal.Use what you got! I can see where you are comingfrom. The switch is grounded and the only exterior metal parts that couldconduct electricity (in the whole tool) are the two screws holding the cover inplace. It's running on the same power that the rest of the light switches in myhouse are using and I've never been shocked there. But you're right, it can besafer. You can purchase premade cordreliefs, but they provide no extra benefit than what this free version does (inmy opinion) unless they are used as part of an electrical box. I completely agree that the useof metal for the straps would make it more secure. However, I didn't have anyavailable and I've bee...see more »Thanks for your interest!It would definitely be strongerif you made the entire thing of metal, but I didn't have means to use metal.Use what you got! I can see where you are comingfrom. The switch is grounded and the only exterior metal parts that couldconduct electricity (in the whole tool) are the two screws holding the cover inplace. It's running on the same power that the rest of the light switches in myhouse are using and I've never been shocked there. But you're right, it can besafer. You can purchase premade cordreliefs, but they provide no extra benefit than what this free version does (inmy opinion) unless they are used as part of an electrical box. I completely agree that the useof metal for the straps would make it more secure. However, I didn't have anyavailable and I've been using this sander (in an unfinished state) for over ayear and have not had any troubles. If I ever do, I'll be sure to update thisinstructable.

The difference between the two is night and day. $75 for a 4 inch sander that I'll throw away in 6 months, or build your own exactly how you like? The choice is clear to me. :)

I just use it around the yard and if I want to haul it somewhere. It's not the most light hammock created. If I remember correctly, it comes in at just under 10 pounds. Definitely not something I'd want to take backpacking.

Definitely worth a shot! I wouldn't think it would flex like the weave I showed does.

This is awesome! I love taking math into the real world!

Thanks! It was much more cost effective to make my own.

Great information! Thanks for sharing your cupcakes!

Very cool chess set!

That looks great! Thanks for sharing your project!

Great information about servos. Keep up the great work!

That's a great looking gate! Thanks for sharing!

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What a great looking incubator! Have you been able to hatch anything in it yet?

This is cool! How does this compare to some of the commercial versions available?

What a great way to make some chainmail! Great job!

What a cool idea! I love the added security of the doorbell camera!

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What a cool idea! I always like seeing things used in unusual ways.

What a great idea! Beautifully done!

Holy Documentation Batman! Great work as always!

Awesome instructable! As someone who has also made their own hammock, there's nothing better! Keep up the great work!

This is a great way to not loose so many SD cards!

What a cool idea! Thanks for sharing!

Great project! Thanks for sharing!

That's a great looking gavel!

That's a great looking car! Great job!

That's a great looking stress ball! I've made a few similar to this a few years back. I can't wait to see what you come up with next!

This looks simply amazing! I'll need to give it a go sometime.

Very cool! What did you mill the design into? I would love to see your cad file!

Wow, what a great looking bowl! How long did it take to make?

What an amazing pot! Thanks for sharing!

Cool idea! Thanks for sharing you project!

Very cool idea! Thanks for sharing your octopus!

What a great idea!

What a fun idea! Thanks for sharing!

Very cool project! Do you have a video of it running? That would be awesome to see!

Cool idea! Thanks for sharing!

Great information! Thanks for sharing your project!

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The point of a dead blow mallet is that the weight inside the mallet moves. If you just want to add weight, then gluing it in place would work just fine.

Thank you for the nice complement! You are correct that the force applied by this hammer and one of similar size and weight (that doesn't move within) are the same. The difference is the time that the equal force is applied over. In physics this is referred to as impulse or the integral of force over time. You are correct that the lead shot will compress on impact. However, I don't think that over time the shot will fuse together and become a solid mass of lead. Because of this, I don't think it would need to be replaced, but time will tell. The leather does compress somewhat. But the veg-tan leather shouldn't need to be replaced anytime soon.

You surely can! I selected lead as it has a low melting point and has a higher density compared to steel. 11 g/cm^3 vs 8 g/cm^3

I actually just finished it a few days ago. But it honestly feels really solid to me.

Great looking houses!

Great technique! Thanks for sharing and congratulations on your first instructable!

This is amazing! Beautifully made tree house!

Thanks for sharing your great arduino project!

What a fun project! Thanks for sharing and welcome to the community!

I actually cut mine on the table saw and didn't have any troubles. But my saw blade is quite new.

French Cleats are the angled pieces of wood that allow you to remove the bins from the wall and reattach them. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_cleat

I was reusing old acrylic that was already scratched so not a problem for me. It's a shop project so most people won't care as long as it works. If there's a earthquake I don't think they would fall off (more likely the stuff on top of the shelves will). Even still, a couple of screws on the floor are going to be the least of my concerns.

This is great information! Thanks for sharing!

That's a great looking lamp! Thanks for sharing!

Great idea! Though I can't get your video at the beginning to work.

Very cool! Do you plan on making an enclosure for it?

Haha very nice Jason!

That's a great looking lamp! Thanks for sharing!

This is great information! Thanks for sharing and congratulations on your first instructable!

Great looking stickman!

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You can see my cut list in step 2, but if I remember correctly I used 3-4 six foot 2x4's and two 105 inch 2x4's. I'd honestly suggest using cross members that are as long as possible (based on space and availability) as it will allow for longer hammock beds.

What a great idea!

Very nice! Thanks for sharing and welcome to the community!

These are some great pictures! I love nature photography! I actually just went on a hike this past weekend and took some great photos with some of the ideas that you present here!

This is great! Have any owls moved in yet?

Great idea! Thanks for sharing and welcome to the community!

That turned out looking great! Thanks for sharing!

You are welcome! You have so many great ideas! Keep up the great work!

What a cool idea! I've seen others make bottle caps into refrigerator magnets, but never pendants. The cord matches the pendant nicely!

Great looking dog!

What a fun project! How long did it take you to design and make?

Very cool idea! How long did it take you to complete?

This is so cool! Thanks for sharing and welcome to the community!

What a great idea to keep riders safe!

Very cool! Thanks for sharing!

What a great looking ring! Thanks for sharing!

I understand completely! This is in my single car garage that I still share with a car. Everything 'fits', but getting in and out of the car is a daily challenge. :)

That looks amazing! I love your techniques? How long have you been making projects like this?

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That looks great! I was never very good about memorizing all the different parts of the cell.

Wow! That looks amazing! I've folded paper for many years but I've never seen this before. I'll need to give it a try!

This is great! Thanks for sharing and welcome to the community!

What a cool project! How do you set up PulseAudio? I've never heard of this before.