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- DonS89 completed the lessons Tools + Materials and Name That Keychain in the class Easy 3D Printing Class
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- DonS89 commented on taste_the_code's instructable Thermostat Control of a Heat Exchange Fan
- DonS89 commented on IJustLikeMakingThings's instructable Knife Grinding JigView Instructable »
Sir,excellent answer. Thank you!
- DonS89 commented on IJustLikeMakingThings's instructable Knife Grinding JigView Instructable »
Do you just move the fixture parallel to the belt or is there some movement required to sharpen the curved portion? If just parallel then wouldn't a track help?
- DonS89 completed the lesson What You'll Learn in the class Arduino Class
- DonS89 enrolled in Arduino Class
- DonS89 completed the lesson Integrated Circuits in the class Electronics Class
- DonS89 completed the lessons Inductors, Resistors, Capacitors, Electricity and 3 others in the class Electronics Class
- DonS89 completed the lessons Epoxies, Spray Adhesives and Mounts, Fabric Glue, Wood Glue and 1 other in the class Glue Class
- DonS89 completed the lessons Bevels and Mitres, Woodworking Class, Making Perfectly Straight Cuts, Drilling Perfect Holes and 4 others in the class Woodworking Class
- DonS89 completed the lessons Dadoes + Rabbets and Table Saw Class in the class Table Saw Class
- DonS89 completed the lessons Flours, Leavening Agents, Science of Baking Class, Fats and 7 others in the class Science of Baking Class
- DonS89 commented on DonS89's instructable Making a Keep-Warm BoxView Instructable »
Thanks for your comment. If I were to do it over, I would probably use an aquarium thermostat and also include a small fan for more even heat distribution. Read some of the other comments for some great ideas.
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- DonS89 commented on DonS89's instructable Making a Keep-Warm Box
RalphM49, thank you! The inside is a little over 13" wide. Gotta love Dollar Tree!
Check out the comments below, there are different alternatives to the way I did it. Good luck and thanks for the comment.
When looking for signs, I was surprised to see that were NONE left on the streets - maybe they are catching on.
View Instructable »LOL - I kind of stocked up on incandescents a few years back. I don't use any but they've come in handy a few times.
- DonS89 commented on DonS89's instructable Making a Keep-Warm Box
Never thought of that type heater. I don't store flammable solvents though.Thanks for the comment.
Here in North Carolina the winters are pretty mild so I don't need much and while I could bring them inside, I am also kind of lazy.
Go for it. There are improvements to be made!
View Instructable »The plastic they use in these signs doesn't seem to melt like some others. I have brush painted them with oils and latex and this one with spray paint. It never seemed to bother them. thanks for the comment.
- DonS89 commented on DonS89's instructable Making a Keep-Warm BoxView Instructable »
Prfesser, Nice find on the aquarium thermostat! I may get one of those. Thanks for your comments.
- DonS89 posted an instructable Making a Keep-Warm Box
- DonS89's instructable How to Scale Up a Picture's weekly stats:
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- DonS89 commented on DonS89's instructable How to Scale Up a PictureView Instructable »
Thanks, seamster. Once I started on it, I thought there might be some folks who could benefit from this simple explanation.
- DonS89 posted an instructable How to Scale Up a Picture
- DonS89 completed the lessons Iteration: Prototyping & Testing, Design Supplies, What Is Product Design?, Ideation: Brainstorming & Sketching and 1 other in the class Invention Class
- DonS89 completed the lessons Tools & Materials, Lesson 3: Drawing in 2D, Light and Shadow, Lesson 4: Drawing in 3D and 1 other in the class Design Sketching Class
- DonS89 commented on mickymckicky's instructable 10 DIY Alternatives to Off-The-Shelf Electronics ComponentsView Instructable »
Excellent post! As RobC said above this really is actual tips and tricks. Over the years I have collected wall warts at yard sales (best deal was 16 in a bag for $1). Then I mark the volts and amps on the side with white paint and store them in order of voltage - maybe I should write an I'ble.
- DonS89 commented on DonS89's instructable Simple Tape OrganizerView Instructable »
Thank you! I toyed with putting silhouettes on the board but the mix changes so .......anyway, it works.
- DonS89 commented on DonS89's instructable Simple Tape OrganizerView Instructable »
Thank you. This actually solves two problems; keeping them organized but also keeping them easily available
- DonS89 posted an instructable Simple Tape Organizer
- DonS89 completed the lessons Meet Your Saw, Mitres and Ripping Wood in the class Table Saw Class
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What is the model of the thermostatic and where can I buy one?