Nick70587

Very nice! I especially like the jig for holding the ball while drilling. I had the same problem with one of my projects (https://www.instructables.com/id/Home-Defense-Mace...) a while back and used a five sided box a tiny bit bigger than the diameter of the ball and put screws in the center of each side with the top open for the drill. It worked pretty well but my final product was going to have holes in it anyway so the screws didn't matter. Maybe you could find some modifications if your looking for a different way. I didn't even think of trying your jig method but I will try it in the future. Good Job!

That's a great idea. I have the same issue with dust getting on the wife's car. I'm going to try this one. Good work.

Hi Audrey. Thank you. I updated with as focused a picture as I could get. All the different moving lights keep tricking my phone's auto focus. I hope that works.

I always like the woodworking, and concrete contests. Maybe a "Functional Art" contest.

The whole thing is about 8' x 8'. The square platforms are 4' x 4'. The highest platform was about 60" off the ground and the platforms all stepped down about 14". The step up to each platform was really too much for my little one to handle.

I made these specifically for my cinder block wall. I plan on attaching them with mortar and then sealing them to prevent watermarks and staining. If you attach them to a clean unfinished block wall they should work fine. If the block is painted you will need to remove the paint or provide some kind of anchorage like bolts and wire frame for the mortar to hold on to.

Maybe I just don't get out much but I have never seen this before. Very clever. Good job.

I am not an expert but I've heard that forming objects with perfectly vertical surfaces is difficult. I would suggest making sure the plastic is nice and hot before sucking it down and maybe having a heat gun ready incase any creases form. Drilling holes is maybe a good idea however i wouldn't go too big. I tried that on a few pieces and ended up with tiny but noticeable dimples. You could use the fixture if it is strong enough to withstand the heat and vacuum pressure. Good Luck!

I love it. Great job!

Very nice. I love the stamp pattern.

That is gorgeous. I hope I can be that good some day.

Very nice! I will use some of your techniques on my next leather project.

Thank you.

Well that's it, I'm just eating donuts for the rest of my life.

Thank you. I didn't even think of that. I should update the tags.

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you. I appreciate it.

Very nice! Good job.

Very nice!

Very cool.

Where is the gummy Venus di Milo?

Looks amazing! Good job.

Wow! Those are way fancier than mine. I wish I had known about those before I started. I could have gotten some more design ideas to make mine better. Thanks for sharing the link.

I pool ball sounds a lot more painful to be honest. Any significance to the choice of the #7 ball?

RayJN, there are plenty of other illegal things in my house to distract the authorities.

Battlespeed, it is intended to be ornamental, despite the click bait title.

I love it. Good job.

Holy moly that is beautiful! Good job.

Very nice step by step guide. I love my silhouette.

That's awesome.