John Peter RobertS

Nice done.But why use a supper box?Ha ha, i know what it meant. I would have made a bracket of aluminium instead of plastic. But yours look good.Best regards from Peter

Doesn't your pc play cd's or what?Both my laptop and stationery pc can handle cd's. Anyway your choice of what you use to listen, not up to me to choose!When you need internet connection to use it, I would stream MY music instead.But that's just my opinion and choice. Anyhow well done.

Doesn't your pc play cd's or what?Both my laptop and stationery pc can handle cd's. Anyway your choice of what you use to listen, not up to me to choose!When you need internet connection to use it, I would stream MY music instead.But that's just my opinion and choice. Anyhow well done.😏

Doesn't your pc play cd's or what?Both my laptop and stationery pc can handle cd's. Anyway your choice of what you use to listen, not up to me to choose!When you need internet connection to use it, I would stream MY music instead.But that's just my opinion and choice. Anyhow well done.😏

Such a waste of materials!

I use ordinary cooking oil, it doesn't matter if it's this or that. It works like magic.

When you want to drill a hole in the cap, let it stay on the bottle. It will hold the cap and you are safe(r).?

Where have you used it, and what did you "cook" ?I really don't understand how I should be able to make feks, Tea. The water should get up to nearly cooking temperature, and I doubt that this can.How long time will it take to heat a cup of soup, and how hot will it be?

Use what you got.Common sense from start to end, and you don't need an emergency stop for your power tools.Even with your emergency stop you can get hurt or do damage. What if something happens on the wrong side of you, you're right hand get stuck and your left hand can't reach the stop button? You can also trip in the cord to the stop button. But hey, do what you want.It's a bit to much in my opinion.But nice work.

Hello. Nice instructions, but I have a tiny comment.I have used this fine little meter for 7-8 years, and the price was in $ about 4-5 $ and it works great.But using a multimeter to measure it with, that's genius.

That is so awesome. I really would like to make one of my own, but I have no 3D printer.But I have the same question as a nother guy here had to you. Is there any possibility to purchase these 2 things that require a 3D printer? I would love to buy a set from you, if possible. I can understand if you say no to that. (You could see it as some support of your own future ideas.)Best regards from Peter in Denmark.

Why are your pictures so dark?I can hardly see anything but black and some blurred things. Can you please fix it...Otherwise it's nice.

There is no picture nore video where you pointed out. There is something there but you can't call that pictures and videos. There is just blurry pictures. Sorry ?

It's not every picture though.

Nice.You really got me hooked!That would be a cool thing to have, but I think I will try with multiple colour.