MattTheMaker

Those servo motors are a great upgrade for old sewing machines! For about 100 bucks I put one on mine and am very pleased with it. Being fairly new to sewing myself I found that to be one of the best upgrades and it saved me a lot of headaches.

So clever! I love how it didn't require any fasteners and is made from one part! Definitely cooler than the one I made.

Thanks! That they do, my welding gloves and these are even thicker because thats what material I had laying around.

Very cool, always wanted to make it over there but NZ was the farthest I got. The things we have to do to play outside here in Michigan are pretty ridiculous! Glad you got a laugh out of it!

Thanks Barb! I got it from rip stop by the roll. Its a color map for outdoor ink custom printing.

Glad you like it! Thanks for the feedback!

I use my hands for signaling to and it definitely isn't as easy with these. The fuzzy blanket material I used is a little grippy on clammy hands. Perhaps making the opening a little wider and using a slippery fabric, like the shell, inside the cuff would help. You could still keep the fuzzy fabric near the middle of the mitten where your hands are while riding. In general my winter riding style is a lot less aggressive so signaling hasn't been that much of an issue since I am leisurly strolling and not trying to beat cars.

Thanks! It's supposed to be for color matching fabrics to pantone's colors but I thought it was too pretty to be reference material.

Thanks! I was working on this then I listened to the clamp podcast you were on and it inspired me to make another instructable!

Thanks for sharing that picture! I'm happy to see it helped someone!

Thats a great idea! I was wondering what those were called, I've seen them before but never bought them. The nuts and bolts were just what I had on hand.

Awesome! Glad to see it helped someone recycle, thanks for the picture!

Thanks!

Wow this is amazing. Can't believe I never saw that, thanks for sharing!

Yes it is! Traveled all around the country and got to live out my race car driver dreams in that car. Ran it every year since except for 2020 because of covid.

Hahahah yeah good eye! I'm coming in hot for round two!

Thanks!

Thanks! It was quite the learning curve making cones and tig welding such thin steel (18 Gauge). Since my first one I've made 4-5. It's very satisfying to put all that work in and then see the performance gains!