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its still there ;-)

thank youuuuu! :D

thank you! It was a lot of work indeed hahaha

thanks! :-)

Thank you so much for your compliment :-)))

Thank you so much for your compliment :-)))

Hoi Frans! Wat geniaal! Supercool dat je hem ook hebt gebouwd! 😁😁😁 En slim om het dak los er op te zetten, had ik achteraf gezien ook beter moeten doen

very nice!! voted!

hahaha made me think of the crosslight by jan melis :-)

thank you very much!

Totally right and thank you so much!

hello! I used hotglue and it's holding quite well so far! :-)

hello and glad to hear! It's basic lightbulbholder see my reply below and they are both very common and widely available at any home depot :-)

Thank you so much Jessy!

hello :-) It's as basic as it gets really :-) Just the simple basic lightbulbholders you can find at any home depot store. In europe they are called E14 lightbulb holders. the cable is also just home depot cable with 2 wires in it.

This is the best!!! Amazing! Little idea, no negative comment but I didn't noticed right away that it was a carpet looking at your thumbnail because of the clean white background. I think if you would photograph on a wooden floor or something like that, it triggers in a flash! Well done and I will vote for your project! :-)

haha amazing cake!! She must have enjoyed this! :D

hahaha super!! :D

amazing!! this is mega and wish I had this when I was a kid :P

Congratulation with your first prize!! Well deserved and loved your project also! Glad we both won a very nice prize 🤩🤩🤩

thanks!! :-)

Hello and thank you! The lasercutter i was able to use is a 60W one and cuts trough mdf/plywood 5mm quite easily :-) not sure if co2 but i think yes

Much appreciated! :-) thank you!

Fully understand! It's hard to see just looking at the picture. Some of the graphics turn out more unique than I could imagine myself :D

Thanks Raddevus! It's also fun to do and especially the 'unboxing' or rather the cutting work to reveal the inner core of these beams :P

This sounds like it has to happen! :D Glad to hear you already have someone in your area that can introduce you to plastic injection technique. And with your tools you might be able to create your own molds what will save a lot of money! The thing with these beams is that it's very cheap to make the mold. Simple steel tube, a few pieces of L shaped steel strip and a little square plate is enough :-). Very cool that you take good notice of your plastic use and try to keep the damage low. What kind of plastic do you have in your basement?? Safest kind of plastics are PP and PE(LD/HD) to melt with these machines. PET is one I should warn you for because of health issues. Also PS and mixed plastics ( nr7). Here is a link of a table top made of these beams. maybe you could make something like …

This sounds like it has to happen! :D Glad to hear you already have someone in your area that can introduce you to plastic injection technique. And with your tools you might be able to create your own molds what will save a lot of money! The thing with these beams is that it's very cheap to make the mold. Simple steel tube, a few pieces of L shaped steel strip and a little square plate is enough :-). Very cool that you take good notice of your plastic use and try to keep the damage low. What kind of plastic do you have in your basement?? Safest kind of plastics are PP and PE(LD/HD) to melt with these machines. PET is one I should warn you for because of health issues. Also PS and mixed plastics ( nr7). Here is a link of a table top made of these beams. maybe you could make something like that :Dhttps://www.instagram.com/p/CGrg8hAHa2n/?utm_sourc...Glueing PP /PE is very difficult. I only know 1 type of two component glue that is able to do the job. I think I'd go for the fasteners. drilling and screwing can be done without a problem! Good luck with this new impuls in your plastic project and wish you all the best :D

Thank you so much Kardean!

thank you! It's a milling machine from the brand 'Elu' but it's an oldy so not sure if they are still able to find. As long as your milling bit is sharp and the plywood not too cheap, it will work out quite good I think! :-)

Oh my! never heard of that but that would be mega! :D

smart one! you mean those indian meal moths? We got these anoying insects also in the kitchen :-( hopefully the jar system wil work better :P

Wow Bryan! This is seriously well organized! :D love it!

thank you Cliff! first you got to eat a lot of pickles, olives, boiled eggs and other stuff that comes in jars :P

Hi! Yes a lot of possibilities here :D These cans would be awesome too but i think they dont have a screw cap? Jars you could paint on the outside to prevent light going in but not sure what type would be best

Thank you Jessy! The good part it costs nada :P

i got it from the supermarket, in the healthy foods section :-)

Thank you Marcel! Cool! Looking forward to your installation :-)

thank you! :-)

hey very nice one! And such a poser robot on top of it! :P

Very cool one Sai Shankar! :D

Looks damn tasty! Gonna try this for sure!

Very cool and food cravings right now! :P going to try this one this weekend!

That is so cool to hear! :-) Really looking forward to see your version :)