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Thank you! Looks like your wish just came true :)

I plan on firing mine in a standard ceramics kiln that my family has. If you plan on getting into pottery, I’d recommend saving up for a small kiln. You could also see if there are any potters in your area that would let you rent or borrow their kiln. You can also go the primitive route and do some research in firing pottery in a wood fire. I haven’t actually done this, but I have witness someone do this with great success.

Glad you thought so!

Thank you

Thank you! They do make more powerful dc motors, I couldn’t get my hands on one that wasn’t too big. Another problem is that the battery I used was already used so it didn’t give the motor quite enough power. I want to try a version in the future that uses a brushless motor and a rechargeable battery. Stay tuned maybe I’ll make an update soonish.

You can purchase the same motor I used on amazon https://www.amazon.com/Uxcell-a14081100ux0137-RF-500TB-12560-2700RPM-Diameter/dp/B00QBZ1SX6/ref=pd_di_v2_sccai_1/147-2799758-0518929?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B00QBZ1SX6&pd_rd_r=1589893b-9a82-4870-a4e8-8a9c27f67cb0&pd_rd_w=j6NRK&pd_rd_wg=9ZvMO&pf_rd_p=47579771-02b9-4db9-aad8-9d98476f87cf&pf_rd_r=YJT2PHMNV9TTHXD70SZ4&psc=1&refRID=YJT2PHMNV9TTHXD70SZ4#customerReviewsOr any small 9-12v dc motor will work, you'll just have to adjust the size of the hole accordiling.

I'm glad you appreicated it!

Thank you, I can't wait to see the results!

Thanks!

Thank you so much, I'm glad you like it!

Hey, I'm glad you are interested, however, I'm not sure I have all the right parts to make more wheels, and if I were to make more I would really like to 3D print some of the parts to make the wheel run smoother. If I get my hands on a 3D printer and some more parts I could make some kits so I'll let you know if that happens but for right now I don't think I can.

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That’s a great idea! Thanks for your kind comment. I had a lot of fun with this build, but I keep finding ways that I can make it better, maybe I’ll make a V2 sometime soon!

Thank you! Any specific reason why it didn’t get featured so I know for my next instructables?

Thank you!

Thank you! Thank have to agree about handmade packaging, it’s such a cool thing, but nobody seems to make it. Yeah you might not want to keep you life savings in the shelf, but I do think it’s a great place to keep stuff that wouldn’t look good on open shelving.Now I really want a full sized frosted maxi wheat! Maybe for the next supersize challenge that’s what I’ll make.

Thank you! I’m really not much of an artist I think anyone with a projector could make the painting look good.

Thank you so much!

Haha, I really wish it was full of cereal!

I only see a big hammer, not sure where you see a large fan!

I am no expert on plants and light, but from what I learned in biology it is my understanding that plants do not need UV light. Plants require only purple and red light to photosynthesize and although they are exposed to uv light in nature it isn’t necessary and can actually damage them. Now whether or not the greenhouse filters uv light, I am not sure, as long as the tape is clear I assume it behaves like clear plastics, where it blocks some lower frequencies and lets the higher ones through.

No I usually keep a bunch of various wood sizes on hand for projects so I didn’t go to the hardware store for this project.

Thanks, I bet cooking them like that would work really well, unfortunately, I don't own a grill right now.

Thank you! I'm glad you found this informative.

I have no idea, I found it in the barn of the house I live in now. Would it say anywhere on the axe?

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I have a Great Pyrenees

Thank you!They seem to really enjoy anything and everything I build for them, they are such appreciative creatures.

Hi, these are food. They are bagels that have been dyed to be in the colors of a rainbow.

I’m glad you like it!

I bet they would! ;)

Thank you!

This looks really well done! However, if I were to make it, I’d need to make it at least five times bigger for my dog.

HAHA, I wish I saw this comment earlier! You have a great sense of humor!

That sounds like a really cool idea! It would efinitely be a healthier approach so skip all the artificial dye. If you do make them please share your results, I would really like to know how easily these could be made naturally.

Thanks, rainbow crackers sound really cool, I'll be sure to keep my eye out for the!

Yes, you could make normal bagels with this recipe if you skipped the food coloring and never divide up the dough. Although this method would work I would recommend checking out this 'ible by Matt Taylor for plain regular bagels: https://www.instructables.com/id/Easy-Homemade-Bag...

In the bottom righthand corner of your serial monitor is the baud rate at which the serial monitor runs at. The baud rate in this code is set at 115200, while you serial monitor is set to 9600 baud. To fix this you must make the baud rates match by either change the line of code from Serial.begin(115200); to Serial.begin(9600);, or you can just change the baud rate in the serial monitor itself to 115200.