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Hi Marco,Please let me know if you need help I would be happy to share with you.

Hello VspiderYes it would have been feasible with PVC pipe but I had this flexible hose at home… For the pump I franckly had no idea about how powerful it should be so I decided to oversize it a bit. I also choose a pump with a variable power so I can adapt it to the necessary flow. This pump can also lift water quite high (2,4m if I remember well) which is of interest.Do you have any document that can help to size a pump for hydroponics? I have never seen one and I would be very interested.I have lots of ideas (frame improvement, venturi aerator, better water flow…) to improve the system and PVC pipes (food grade) could be a very good option. thx.

+1 for Norway �if running the system indoor, then have a look at the oeiginal design. it uses an IKEA frame that would be easier to set up

I could do an I'ble about it ;-)Otherwise you could just watch some videos on Youtube like this one This one is in french but it demonstrates quite easily the technic. The good thing is that your plants will develop long roots to catch the water at the bottom of the bottle and as the dirt layer is quite small it is easy to transplant. Quite useful for hydroponics.

+1 for Norway �if running the system indoor, then have a look at the oeiginal design. it uses an IKEA frame that would be easier to set up

Thx

Thx!!

I will add some pics of the way we play

Good question! It seemed so obvious for me that I did not add it into the I'ble. Indeed you can play tyhe way you want but with my kids we play with our fingers and push the marbles forward (hopefully).It is a lot of fun and we spend a lot of time there.Tilting the complete circuit is unlikely to be played as the circuit is quite big...

thanks!

Thanks! You're right Cardboard is so versatile that it Worth all toys!

Ok j'avais pas le mode d'emploi des pliures. du coup j'ai fait un peu comme j'ai pu.Il me reste les dents à mettre en place mais c'est complexe.J'envoie une photo quand j'aurai fini

SalutJe ne suis pas sur de comprendre ta question. Il faut juste imprimer le PDF, découper les formes puis coller les languettes sur les surfaces correspondantes en pliant les formes selon les pointillésLe seul HIC que j'ai eu est de savoir si on doit plier vers l'intérieur ou l'extérieur. J'attends la reponse.

Hi, I have started to work on the panther. It is not as good looking as yours but well still looking like a panther...I realized almost finished that I did some foldings wrong. Is ther a way to identify if you should fold in or out? I will post my final result soon.PS: Is the PDF file on your blog exactly the one you used for your project? It seems to me way more faceted...

THx. I am originally from Franche Comté which is the region near the swiss border where the Comté is done ;-)

Hi GaryWhat do you mean by "combining"? I have made a threaded hole in the bottom of the mount to allow mounting it on the quick release. However it doesn't work very well. If you want to actually print the mount ON your quick release then you have to perfectly model it and integrate it into your printing sequence.I am myself planning to integrate into the printing sequence a steel bolt. You can find numerous video on youtube on how to integrate a steel part into a 3D printed piece.Just to let you know, I will also add a led light system, integrated into the frame.Let me know if you succeed to modify the design and print it :-)

Thanks! Let me know if it works. If you have lots of mites on large plants such as trees, you might be better at using manure or decoction. See this other I'bles I have made on this topic.https://www.instructables.com/id/Organic-Care-of-Yo...I have personally used the Fern manure with great results on both mites and aphids.If you have aphids (I don't know what mites means in english because it is a quite general work in french), try to look after the ants and cut their way to your trees. They love aphids "honey" and thus help them to spread.

Thanks Fakki.

I was looking for 5V USB leds for a while. Perfect match. Just received them today! thx

great work!

Love that!

great way to keep things organized.

Great job. Very interested by the plexigalss bending technique :-)

Love that. Very interesting and a really good job. Thanks for sharing!

Great work. Inspiring! Voted!

GReat work