Barry Neeson

I can definitly see that working :)

Yep, as a person who is always on the look out for storage it is pretty dumbfounding how much gets put to waste.

As bbanks5 said, She's not a gun person and I am afraid neither am I. you may have to just experiment with a few and see what you can make :)

Duct tape is the best invention since sliced bread :)

:) cool idea with the ammo casings

Thank you (sorry instructables hadn't notified me about any comments and i am just catching up to them )

Being based in Scotland i have no idea as we dont have walmart but bearings are easy to source online and are pretty cheap

As i said below as long as there is a stationary inner piece and a rotating outer i dont see why not :)

I would imagine anything that has an outer spinning piece but a stationary inner piece

Excellent :)

I am glad to hear it and glad it helped :)

Thats great :)

That looks great, glad the instructable was of helptigers eye promotes self confidence dosn't it?

Glad to hear it :)

Thank you

Really dig this idea. Great work!

It sound's like it will turn out lovely :)

That looks brilliant :) thanks for sharing it.

:)

I would love to hear how you get on :)

Thank you :)

Thanks. I would love to do one on an even larger scale but alas i dont have the space currently to build/store it

Thank you :)

Thank you so much :)

you can get them really cheap new online (ebay) or do what i did just ask in your local skate store if they have any old ones that they were going to throw out :)

Thank you :) but i still wouldn't say no to a fidget cube, they do look pretty cool

Thanks for the warning :) the bearings i am using here are small with not much space to get a finger in there

Glad to hear it and I hope he likes them. I have one more spinner toy idea coming involving polymer clay you might enjoy :)

My "worry" even

You could give it a try, my wrory is that it wouldn't be pliable enough and would snap when it came to wrapping the tape around the bottom of the marble.If it works please let me know though :)

Excellent :)

I make them at my front desk at work :)

Thank you, I hope you have as much fun making it as i did.Feel free to share any pictures :)

Thanks :)

Thank you :)

Glad i could be of help. Strangely enough i was just talking about these yesterday. thinking about making a batch for a class i am running :)

Much love for the Michelangelo love !

Thank you :)

Its pretty robust. i would say harder than paper mache but not as ridged