Lorddrake

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?

based off your description in step 7, I understand how you took the first three pictures on the introduction step. My question is how did you take that fourth picture in the intro step where instead of looking up at the people, it looks like the shot is looking horizontally at the guy? Was it taken in a waterfall?

Just kidding :DGreat job!

nicely done :)

This is very cool. one question, how difficult would it be to put in some sort of warning system (either a blinking LED or a beeping device of some sort ... or both) for when you are approaching the upper end of your safe output, so you don't pedal too fast and melt your devices? this way you don't have to monitor the read out while watching the TV run on pedal power :)

Excellent work. Well Done.

to the pineapple? to the chef? To both? :)

That sounds delicious. I Can't wait to try it. Thanks.

another great source of rare earth magnets is old computer hard driveshttps://www.instructables.com/id/Rare-Earth-Magnet...

GREAT JOB! Unfortunately, every time I see a chestburster it makes me think of that scene in the diner towards the end of Spaceballs lolHello my honey, Hello my baby, Hello my rag time gaaAAaal.

Nicely explained. I was shown this trick many years ago by an "Old timer". It works great, but you are right about the limited time to get the job done.

I can just see the gaming session now .... "oh no! RUN .. He got out the D12 of DOOOOOOM!"LOL

what is a lava ledge used for?

nice work

Can't wait to try these :)

I see the pockets you created near the fold of the bandana. do you cut off the excess triangle of material above the pockets, or do you just wrap that material around the pocket areas?

so it has a small bit of give, but it is no where near as stretchy as a bungee cord net .. gotcha.

this net is a really cool idea. how much stretch does the net have once it is installed? Are you able to fit much more than a light jacket inside the net?

Fantastic job !! About how many scales did you end up having to use to cover the bag?

mmmm ... blue milk ... just like Aunt Beru used to serve back on Tatooine. LOL

This sounds super delicious. I can't wait to try it. Thanks.

Your sick twisted mind is a thing of disturbing beauty LOL .. I almost sprayed coffee on my monitor from laughing when i saw this IBLE Well done sir :)

as long as you can figure out a solid way to attach them to the cart, they should work just fine. For portaging it is not crucial that you use bearings or an axle since your rate of travel will be a slow walk pace. If you are going to pull the cart at anything faster than a moderate walking pace I would Highly recommend bearings to reduce friction and an axle for stability.I built another version of this cart using the wheels from a jogging stroller. https://www.instructables.com/id/Bicycle-Canoe-Car...that worked great (until it accidentally encountered a curb at a decent rate of speed ... I will be making an instructable about repairing/rebuilding cart 2.0 once I have the time and spare change for parts)

were you able to find a replacement or did you repair the part?

amazing attention to detail as always. I really like the clock face.voted.good luck

how fast does the windshield wiper motor turn the wood?

amazing work! Great job on your first IBLE.Voted :)

I do not own a kayak to photograph, but you can see the canoe on the cart in one of my other IBLEShttps://www.instructables.com/id/Bicycle-Canoe-Car...there are a few different shots of it on the cart.

Enjoy :) it is supper tasty and it doesn't separate like a regular oil and vinegar based dressing, so you get a nice consistent flavor throughout the salad.

I like how you used a piece of PVC pipe to get the JB weld down into the grooves ..very clever.good luck in the contest (voted)

excellent job on your first IBLE. Everything is very clearly explained and well documented. Keep up the great work!

family holiday parties .. lol

that turned out great!. How many cans does it take to fill up your crucible?

excellent work ... as always :)