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Comment: Turned out really handsome! Thanks for sharing. Is it comfortable?
Comment: Looks beautiful, great job on it!
Comment: The proportions, way of applying, etc. are all already in the Instructable. Please read…
Comment: that looks awesome! did it turn out ok, comfort-wise?
Comment: The cardboard takes a couple of days to dry. Refer the cardboard lumber instructable li…
Comment: Yes they are, but they work a lot better for hanging things this way . . .
Comment: I gotcha, my bad, Asbestos. I have to be honest, I'm not sure where that line came fro…
Comment: If you drop a plumb line from the edge of the table top to the ground, the bottom of th…
Comment: the wood has been cut, planed, and sanded. it is essentially new again, reborn, fresh …
Comment: it's sanitary. i wouldn't cut raw meat or fish on it, but hardwood, with sufficiently …
Comment: Hey creasemaker, thanks for your comment. I work at RX part time, a couple days a week…
Comment: funny you should mention that, I make those too: http://www.etsy.com/listing/52677049/…
Comment: In may seem counter-intuitive, but keep the stretcher where it is! If you move it down…
Comment: I agree. Lighten up a little, folks.
Comment: The installation instructions and schematic printed on the ballast said the fixture mus…
Comment: You need to get ahold of a new, live bulb, for the center source.
Comment: I got the sign legally, through my work. You can see I have a bunch of other Instructa…
Comment: oops. should be just 5/8" spade bit -- an eighth bigger than the threaded rod, to allo…
Comment: looks good, man, congrats.
Comment: problem is, carriage bolts aren't threaded all the way to the head (at least the ones i…
Comment: just an optical illusion . . .
Comment: yup . . . you need some wiggle room because everything may not align perfectly.
Comment: hey man, looks awesome! thanks for letting me know . . . so rare to find someone who a…
Comment: Hey all, I addressed legal sources of signs along with a disclaimer about stealing sign…
Comment: Thanks for the heads up. Yeah, it just says if your screws poke up too far hit the tips…
Comment: If you look in the last step, I just sealed over the concrete with polyurethane like th…
Comment: every joint in these stools has glue in it. the gorilla contest is moderated; they wou…
Comment: Thanks for the comments -- feel like I need to address a few points, though. For one t…
Comment: The triangular braces are held with 1/4" lag bolts, three to a side, that you can see o…
Comment: Yeah, screw from the inside towards the outer frame so the screws don't show; use a 2-1…
Comment: can't say i remember off the top of my head, as i don't have the chair anymore, but it…
Comment: I specify right at the beginning to only use compact fluorescent bulbs, because they d…
Comment: looks good man, best of luck. just pasted up some cardboard this afternoon, making my…
Comment: It flexes some, much like Frank Gehry's cardboard chairs -- it has been tested up to a…
Comment: fifth image in the introduction. turned out pretty subtle,a ctually.
Comment: fourth paragraph, guys.
Comment: Yeah, I tried and tried to fix that; the Instructables editor is wacky on Safari and I…
Comment: the delegate chair in this link is made from the stuff:(http://www.instructables.com/id…
Comment: gentlemen:please see two pictures i added at the end of the first step.these are of the…
Comment: new air hose is not cheap, at least a buck a foot. you need ~45 feet.
Comment: i am aware of the relative strengths and weaknesses of threaded rods. it has become ap…
Comment: medium-density fiberboard; it is a manufactured wood product made from wood shavings, …
Comment: the cantilever one and the fedex stool.
Comment: i wasn't referring to the bauhaus in the context of cardboard -- they, specifically mar…
Comment: Just to clear up a misunderstanding in several comments: the "dimples" are not caused …
Comment: It's pretty heavy, maybe thirty pounds or so. But, to clear up the strength issue rais…
Comment: Thanks man. Working on a little wheelbarrow chair 2.0 now, should be up in a week or t…
Comment: No arms on this guy. There's just no good way to attach them that I could figure.
Comment: So does mine. Thus the sign.
Comment: The holes at the apex of the slits cut for the bends in the middle of the sign drain wa…
Comment: I actually bought mine on eBay -- I think I got a hundred of them for 20-some bucks, p…
Comment: Unfortunately, those CAD drawings are lost to history since I made them on the universi…
Comment: i went to virginia tech. if you are a student, you can enter the american institute of…
Comment: babair it ain't so hard, man. basic currency with a table saw, a chop saw, and a dril…
Comment: timbudtwo the noodles are wrapped in two layers of black fabric, they should be straig…
Comment: shooby i graduated from virginia tech about a year ago. all the drawings are by hand,…
Comment: thanks for the feedback -- you can check out some of my other work here: http://www.et…