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

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.

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...

This is a relatively disappointing 'ible in my opinion! You simply took the fine work of Henning Karlsen and pasted it onto an Instructables document without adding any useful tips, insights, or implications for this RTC module. You also failed to explain how to use the code properly as well as leaving out the, #include <DS3231.h> part in the code itself.

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.

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.

It is definitely an acquired taste, and different people will have different opinions. I like it but I wouldn't drink tons of it, only a little here and there.

It is projects like these that really make me wish I had a 3D printer!

Really cool, however, I think that face would scare me until I got used it! Great Job, I voted!

This is an absolutely beautiful piece of work, the seams are so well assembled and finished with the splines adding a really nice touch! Great Job, I will vote for it if you enter it in the woodworking contest!

Super cool, I wonder how hard it would be to hollow out a normal log with chisels to create natural side peices.

This is a really cool project, kind of like a mini chop saw!

Thank you, I love what you did with your cover photo.

Beautiful picture, I love what you did with the text in the background!

This is cool, I did an Instructables just like this about a month ago https://www.instructables.com/id/Infused-Tea-Egg/.

Can you post a finished time-lapse or some b-roll shot with it?

Yes, I know that but others that are new to batch might not know this, which is why it should have been included in your Instructable. Also part 2 also shouldn't take more than 4 years to make.

I'm glad I could help!

Thank you! However, the blossoms I used were from a black locust or Robinia pseudoacacia meaning false acacia, although both flower blossoms are edible acacia and locust are different trees.

This is very cool, I wish I had a planer.

This is cool, it would be even cooler if it could play music or Binaural Beats to help you fall asleep faster!

Really nice cake, however, your title implies that you share the scientific background of making it yet I didn't find it in your writing.

Which part of this project was trash, as you finalized in the Trash to Treasure Contest?

Really cool, but I would never have enough skateboards to make it.

I was hoping that this was the old fashion root beer method but this is still a cool project!

Is the amount of carbonation less than a normal soda?

Thanks, I hope you give it a try!

Cool Idea, I'm not much of a fisher and I don't have a pole or I would try this method!

How do you escape!!?

lovely!! Can't wait to use it!

No offense, but this is a very substandard Instructable! First off, you didn't provide pictures or screenshots of the process. Furthermore, you didn't explain what program you were coding in or where to get it! Lastly, you didn't elucidate on how to run a code after it is written! Otherwise, this Instructables could have been ok, however you never made a part 2 and this didn't explain very much!

Thanks!

Yes it is just all the liquid that stayed in the cabbage.

Thank you, glad you liked it!

I am not sure, however, it should be fine as long as it isn't boiling.

Silken tofu is a completely different process after you make the soymilk, I cannot explain it in one comment but this recipe is the best I could find online.

Yes... However, you need to be careful, milk with too many additional ingredients will not curdle well, try to find the best soymilk with the least ingridients and it should work!

About 3 bags

What type of tea did you? I’m not sure why your eggs turned out so light colored.

Very interesting, what did you think of the flavor?

I use a Nikon D5000, what do you dislike the most about tofu the taste or texture?

I wish this was a good instructables because it is a good idea!

Why would you need to hide a flash drive??

Thank you, I was surprised myself how well they turned out!

Great Instructables, I love tofu and am always looking for good recipes, maybe I'll give this one a try! Also if you want to make some tofu check out this link, which definitely isn't self-advertisement.

Awesome work!!

This is a really great project, however, I think a conclusion step with some footage of this being used would make this go from a 9/10 to a 10/10 Instructables!

Yeah, I guess if they had no better use and needed a little more light then there might be a little justification.

This would be cool if the title were you had created, however, you created an automatic tea steeper as this machine doesn't complete the entire teamaking process. Furthermore, tea does not require something to move the tea bag and will steep just fine or even better without movement. You obviously have skill and knowledge with 3D printing and Arduino so I think you could create much better and more useful projects than this!

That sounds really cool, maybe ill try making it!

This would have been cool for Easter, I guess there is next year!

Cool, I wonder how sharp you could get a wood knife on a whetstone.

This is a good project, your images are good enough to easily see and understand, your writing is very clear besides minor errors and this is a very useful finished product! I hope you continue to document your projects this well, keep createing!

Instructables is a platform to document and share the creation process of something, in order to do that you need pictures of more than just the finished step. So if you have to, do the project again and re-document it. Your other Instructables are great ideas, but if you take more pictures you will probably get feature even more!

Really cool, but more pictures would make this a better Instructable!