Lorddrake

yes, you can see the packaging for the product in step 1

very cool. nice work.

Excellent work .. as always :)where did you find the skull baking pan? that is awesome!when you make the chicken skull you said it will have a spongy texture ... is it the same consistency as the inside of a McDonald's chicken nugget?

voted .. good luck

looking forward to seeing what you come up with.

You are correct, I am sorry if I was not clear in my instructions. I never intended the cushion to be used while it is on the drum. The cushion has two purposes. 1) It acts as a protection for the drumhead when the Djembe is in the bag.2) the cushion gives the player a comfortable place to sit while drumming. That is why it is not attached to the bag.

Another amazingly presented recipe. I always enjoy your work :)

Beautiful work. Well Done.

a very cool design. How well does it expand and retract? is there any issue with keeping it expanded(do the dice falling through it make the layers compress)?

that is probably the second best line from season 1 ... I think my favorite line was from episode 6 ... "I encourage .... Violence" LOLGive in to the peer pressure ... go binge season 1 ... it is very worth the time.

I think that Grog was by far my favorite character from season one. Travis does a great job playing his character true to his stats.

Nicely done. Enjoy your time in Faerun :D

To: FrontierShed - the downside of checking out IBLEs at work .. youtube is blocked so I don't get to see any of the videos. I'll have to check this out when i get home :)

Lucky me .. I just got a hold of a dehydrator recently. I will have to try making mushroom powder Thanks for the knowledge

I may be mistaken but it looks like you have only only one back and forth direction of travel. in order to make mitered cuts on angles other than 90 degrees, what do you do? replace the straight 90 degree fence with an angled fence?

Excellent work. if you want another degree of realism you can cut or better yet break small pieces of paperclip, have them sticking out of the foam of the foamcore in the areas of broken wall, and paint it to look like twisted bits of rebar

very cool. I especially like how you wove the cord through the chain.

Excellent work. Brothers everywhere can be proud to count you among our ranks :)

sure they are ... bunuelos mexicanos

While the cheap packaged "food" from the Maruchan company may not be authentic traditional ramen, If you say ramen to most people not from a region where authentic ramen is a popular food, they will most likely think of the little package of noodles so popular with college students. As far as why it is featured; it is well written, easy to understand, and the pictures are original and good quality.

I have used lo mein noodles before as "crunchy bits" in a salad, but never knew you could fry the ramen noodles and break them up for the same purpose. I am excited to try this.

This is a real cool reuse of parts. Are you going to be using this as a second monitor for your current laptop or is this going to be incorporated into a larger project?

very cool. I am looking forward to seeing those projects when you publish them.Unfortunately for me the nearest makerspace to me is close to an hour away, so I have yet to get a chance to go see what they have to offer.Another advantage to the trellis is that you can use it for laying out the grid on the plate if you want to make a fully drilled plate. All the measuring is already done for you.

Aside from not wanting to drill 400 holes in a plate of metal, was there a reason you went with the moveable grid and drill on demand method rather than drilling the grid into the plate?

Things are going well. It looks like you are getting settled into your new place :) Voted for you in both contests (your arrowheads better not beat my dice trays in the pocket sized contest lol). Have you had a chance to test out your arrowheads yet?

It is really tasty. I guess you could make it at midnight and reheat it the next day. I will assume it is similar to chili, (it tastes even better the day after you make it) but I can not be certain. None of it has survived to the second day to become "leftovers" LOL

This is a great start, but it needs more information. How do you intend for this to go from design to product, Is this a design that is supposed to get 3D printed?If not, what materials do you intend to make the tag out of?Are the information fields part of the tag, or are they on a separate removable layer?

Thanks for checking out my latest IBLE. You can download the PDF of this IBLE and print that out. I hope that helps :)

Excellent work as always Alex :)

Fantastic work.

This is an IBLE written by a Frood who really knows where his towel is.

Super creative. Keep up the great work!

LOL .. I just saw a commercial for "gourmet chicken nuggets" they should have hired you instead :)

now all you need is a few slide out containers with various freezer bag dimensions and you can stand all your baggies up and create your own freezer filing cabinet :D

Thanks. I carry that bag everyday and over 90% of the time I will need something in there at least once during the day. I need to make an update to that post to include some of the "seasonal" items I have put into the bag on occasion (like a small can of insect repellant for the spring and summer months). That rust removal IBLE is one of my more popular posts. It really works great and the hardest part about it is that you have to let the items soak for a few days in the vinegar. After that you just need to rinse and oil them.

High praise indeed :)

That is interesting to know. I did not know you could freeze Duxelles, I will have to try that. Do you think it would work using an icecube tray to make portions, and then transferring to a freezer bag once it is solidified, or would the "cubes" just crumble apart in the bag? Since Botulism can survive in temps up to 248 degrees F it is possible it could survive the cooking process. According to the CDC for Botulism in the US in 2017; Foodborne botulism accounted for 39 illnesses, or 20 percent of all cases with one death. I understand your reluctance to expose your clients to possible (no matter how minor) exposure.

A+ Job. Very creative solutions to maximizing your stortage spaces. Keep up the good work.

that mold is really interesting. where did you find it?

so this is an egg inside an egg .... that's egg-ceptional

This is Brilliant. Well done

I love the look of the slouched roof. Great job.

Nice job. Keep up the good work. :D

That looks delicious

fantastic job.

being that close to the wheel, have you had any trouble with the contacts getting dirty and not functioning properly?

I'm glad you found this IBLE helpful. Don't forget to share of a picture of your cart once you complete it. :)

a flower beard and a bee pompadour

First off let me say well done and congrats on the win.I'm just curious .. do you take all your cards out of your wallet every time you empty your pockets, or are those cards just there to show what can be stored there along the right edge of the drawer?also ..what is that glass looking thing in the back left corner?

very interesting. thanks for the tips. I am going to do a IBLE on the scarves I am making when i start the next one, hopefully i'll have it published before the new year :)

i'm new to the great wide world of yarn (just started using it 2 weeks ago) but i have made several nice scarves as presents on the long loom that i have. I'm not yarn savvy enough to try knitting needles yet lol

i'm new to the great wide world of yarn (just started using it 2 weeks ago) but i have made several nice scarves as presents on the long loom that i have. I'm not yarn savvy enough to try knitting needles yet lolwhat is a swift?

what is cake form? I have not heard that expression before.

wow .. that looks delicious