Lorddrake

nice work .. voted .. good luck in the contest

I agree with your differentiation between the nationality and the delicious beverage, but I didn't make up the name for the recipe .. it has been around for over 200 years.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scotch_egg

I would love to see how this works. Please post a video of the loom in action if you get a chance.

some tips for the lid:1) when you cut the circular opening for the top if you put a small square notch (I always put my notch to the outside of the circle but if you want it in towards the stem it will work the same way) so that you can easily index the lid and get it properly lined up each time.2) when you cut the lid angle the knife in toward the stem slightly so that as the pumpkin flesh slowly dehydrates from exposure to air the lid will not slip down into the interior of the pumpkin because of the taper.general carving tip:if you coat the exposed flesh of the pumpkin with a thin coat of Vaseline it will dry out much slower and last longer

one important fact that you should add is that it is best to tighten the lug nuts in an alternating pattern. for a 5 lug setup as shown in this IBLE you should tighten the lugs in a star pattern. top - bottom right - side left - side right - bottom left - back to top (repeat until fully tightened) This will tighten the lugs down evenly and ensure an even distribution of pressure across the wheel mounting surface

good job recommending the jack stand. I keep one in my vehicle because I never trust a scissor jack to stay in place (the voice of experiences past)

if you want to make a double batch, does the recipe scale accordingly or do some ingredient quantities need to be adjusted?

bummer .. i guess ill just have to check the liquidation centers in my area and cruise the last of the yard sales for the season. If I find any I'll let you know :)

enjoy you trip down memory lane ... and have a pint for me too :)

Great job. I really like that square lantern with the scroll work corners that you used. Where did you get it from?

I think that is what they used at the last tavern I was at and I ordered a plate. They were conveniently bite sized ... but I like mine better :)

I do believe that Scotch on the rocks clearly falls into the "a nice cool beverage" category mentioned in step 7 :D

Mmmm .. never had them with soft boiled eggs .. sounds yummy ... guess i have to make a new batch ... oh darn :D

They are fatabulariffic

how high did your rocket fly?

very cool twist on an old ideakeep up the great work

Great work

well done. If you decided to tackle this build again, would you fold the blade in half and forge weld it together to get more material to work with instead of using only half of the blade?

That makes sense.The popup tent portion is really interesting, who manufactures it?It looks like you have a ladder only on the far side of the tent for getting up and down, (im guessing that there isn't a ladder on the driver's side because the awning) does that cause any issues in the middle of the night?

wow, great job.In the intro step your drawing shows that the bed of the trailer is covered, but the final pictures show that the trailer is open.1) are you planning to eventually cover the bed of the trailer like it is shown in the intro drawing, or is it going to stay open?2) have you had any issues with water (or snow) in the bed of the trailer having the open design?

voted .. good luck

This is a great concept. Can you give some detail on how you connected the Aurascope head to the flashlight body. Is it just friction fitted into the open of the flashlight? is it glued in place? is there an adapter that you made?

If I can figure out how to mount one to my caravan (it didn't come with any sort of roof rails) I do want to make this for transporting my canoe longer distancesthanks for the parts list and prices good luck in the contest .. voted

excellent work. Quick question, what was the materials cost for the setup you have shown here (support rails crossbars and tie down points)

have you noticed any issues with airflow, or is there enough space around the ash drawer to supply air to the fire?

could you please provide some more detail on how you accomplished the steering assembly

well played"Come out to the coast, we'll get together, have a few laughs..."

A 3D Detective McClane in a box ... genius!!

a very creative solution. in case you want a software alternative there is a free program called caffeine that keeps your system from going to sleep.

Voted :)

out of curiosity, would it have been cheaper to use the sheet insulation foam instead of the fast expanding foam?

The emperor would be proud of the work you have done :)

Great job on your first IBLE. That bus looks like alot of fun to travel around in. Keep up the great work.

Excellent job. Everything is clearly explained and easy to understand. Keep up the great work.

So you 3D printed a part to make a part for your 3D printer? Print-ception :)

well done. voted :)

that "head teacher" need their head examined. I think our kids benefit from learning practical skills as often as possible.

very cool .. i will have to see if I can find one in my travels. If not I may have to make one :)

Is the top roller bearing just for aesthetic symmetry or does it have an actual purpose? It look like only the bottom and side roller bearings would be functional.

does the oven cleaner have any adverse affects on the rubber of the tire? I know in the past there have been some cleaning agents that would cause the rubber of the tires to dry out and crack.

Lion-O would be proud.

beautiful restoration job. quick question .. what is a 1-2-3 block?

this sounds like fantastic jerky I can't wait to try it. Have you tried to marinade the meat in this recipe and then grill it? I bet it would be fantastic grilled too.

very cool. Where did you find that metal sheeting?

next batch you have to use the socks that have indiviual toes in them so your "shoes" will be like the vibram shoes ... only cooler because you made them yourself :)

what kind of targets are you using with this stand?how are you attaching the target to the stand?

how hot does the resin get while it is curing?

the sole looks thin at the heel and the outside edge of the arch. Would it be better to form those very bottom pieces first and let them set either partially or all the way before adhering them to the main part of the sole and the sock so that you get the protection of the sole more even?