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Thanks for the nice feedback tertel1 :) I hope your students enjoy the project! Let me know if you need any help!

Thanks for the comments temi1! I hope you like the recipe, let me know how it turned out! baking the eggplants would great :) I live baking it in slices with some olive oil.

That's a really good idea! It's usually made of high quality paper too! Thanks!

Thanks Chris!

looks great! We eat these during Purim, usually filled with poppy seed or chocolate :)thanks for sharing!

Thanks a lot jessy! :)

Thanks for the kind words! Can't wait to hear what they say :)If you your fried eggplants are tasty you can't go wrong! That's the tricky part. By the way, I bet you can use your pickled red beet eggs here.

Thanks for the kind words! I can't wait to hear if they liked it. If your eggplants are tasty you can't really go wrong here! By the way, your pickled red beet eggs will probably be fit this sandwich perfectly!

Thanks for the great question! You start with raw eggs with the shell on - I wash the eggs before putting them in the oven. The flavor gradually diffuses into them, but it takes a while! Some of the flavor comes from the outside and some comes from the long overnight cooking. Maybe peeling the shells would make things quicker but that's not how they're traditionally made and I have never tried it! If you do, let me know!I'll add a little more details to the instructable about it, thanks!

Awesome! This is amazing Greg! You're extremely talented!Thanks for sharing!

Nice idea with the origami templates! Thanks for sharing :)

Matt you answered them way too seriously!! Just keep doing what you're doing, people will always find ways in which you're trying to trick them or something... Thanks for sharing your recipe:) we're considering buying an air fryer now!

Awesome job! thanks for sharing :)

awesome job! thanks for sharing and good luck! :)

Thanks Jessy!

awesome! well done and thanks for sharing! I hope you win big and get some of your investments back!!

Wow, that looks fantastic! Thanks for sharing your version, I love it!Uau, isso parece fantástico! Obrigada por compartilhar sua versão, adorei!(google translate)

Thanks for the question :) The first bag may be a bit tricky or take a bit longer than usual, but the next ones should be much easier! Also, I think that I will be making a different size of bag for different gift sizes. If you want to make many gift bags of the same size, making a mold makes a lot of sense! If you need help in designing one, let me know [but just so you know - I can't speak Portoguese, sorry :( ].Thanks for the comment and for sharing your version! I love it :)Obrigado pela pergunta :) O primeiro saco pode ser um pouco complicado ou demorar um pouco mais do que o normal, mas os próximos devem ser muito mais fáceis! Além disso, acho que vou fazer um tamanho diferente de saco para diferentes tamanhos de presente. Se você quiser fazer muitas sacolas de presente do mesmo tam…

Thanks for the question :) The first bag may be a bit tricky or take a bit longer than usual, but the next ones should be much easier! Also, I think that I will be making a different size of bag for different gift sizes. If you want to make many gift bags of the same size, making a mold makes a lot of sense! If you need help in designing one, let me know [but just so you know - I can't speak Portoguese, sorry :( ].Thanks for the comment and for sharing your version! I love it :)Obrigado pela pergunta :) O primeiro saco pode ser um pouco complicado ou demorar um pouco mais do que o normal, mas os próximos devem ser muito mais fáceis! Além disso, acho que vou fazer um tamanho diferente de saco para diferentes tamanhos de presente. Se você quiser fazer muitas sacolas de presente do mesmo tamanho, fazer um molde faz muito sentido! Se você precisar de ajuda para projetar um, me avise [mas só para você saber - eu não posso falar português, desculpe :( ].Obrigado pelo comentário e por compartilhar sua versão! Eu amo isso :)- Google translate

Perfect! I hope your big bags turn out nice! :)Thanks for the kind comment too! :)

The pictures of meat made me so hungry! Looks delicious

Thanks Jessy! :) I was really proud of how it turned out! The secret is in the comics - some really talented people made it:) I just couldn't throw it out!

Well done!! Very creative and seems to be worth the effort!

It means to let the yeast ferment, they release gases as they multiply which inflate the dough, causing it to rise:) I hope my English is fine:)

Thanks for sharing! I love the idea and the amount of detail is perfect :) I enjoyed reading. Thanks!

No, don't oil the pan:) the pitas should be slightly floured from the previous steps and it doesn't stick at all. Plus, the pan should be hot and oil will probably reach its smoking point. Thanks a lot for the question! I should add a note about it in the text:)

I never had one before, but it sounds delicious! I've been reading about it online (in Hebrew) and it seems that very people have done it. Since I have 0 experience with sourdough I don't want to point you in the wrong direction. My best advice would be to start with a regular recipe and once you get the hang of it move to sourdough.If you want, I can point you to the articles I found which you can google-translate in a Chrome browser. I could also translate it for you if you want :) Some of the tips I found there - if you have a pizza stone (or something similar), pre-heat the oven and the stone to 250°C and cook for 10 minutes. Cooking at high temperature on a pizza stone makes sense :)I hope that helps, and let me know if you have any other questions!

Thanks for the question :) A cup is approximately 200mL of liquid. In the video I made I used a huge instructables mug, which is about 300mL and so I wrote 1 1/2 cups (even though I technically used one).I believe that, unlike other baking recipes, creating a great pita doesn't require being perfectly accurate. Moreover, I was assuming that other people will use a different type of flour, which will require a slightly different water-to-flour ratio. So if I were you, I would start with something close to the recipe I wrote, and see what the dough looks like. If it's too sticky to work with (after a few minutes of mixing or kneading), try adding a bit of flour and oil. If it's too dry, the yeast won't ferment as much, so you should add a bit of water.I hope this helps!

Thanks a lot!!

This is great, thanks for sharing! I never thought about making any kind of a personalized pen using my printer. The techniques here are perfect and inspiring! Thanks a lot for sharing!!

Just wanted to let you know that my pita bread recipe is now published too! :) Hope you enjoy:)

Just wanted to let you know that my pita bread recipe is now published too! :) Hope you enjoy!

This is a really nice idea:) ... Is it really working? Can you do some smoke-test or some of the stuff they do to test HEPA filters? Thanks for sharing!

Well done! Your work is a perfect example on what can be accomplished with simple tools! Thanks for sharing! Can't wait to see more projects! :)

That's a surprisingly simple design! well done! I like the use of O-rings :) Thanks a lot for sharing! inspiring work as usual :)

This is really useful, I have a couple of these power supplies and you saved me a lot of time figuring stuff out. Thanks for sharing!

I read the rules once! :) You're allowed to make changes ;) Just make sure it happens before the contest is closed because then the judging begins. Good luck! This is a great entry!

This is just great! Well done! I actually needed a solution like this and I didn't even know it! :) Thanks!!

Nice:) it looks like a perfect weekend-long project! Thanks for sharing, I'll definitely take some ideas for my future projects!

that looks like a fun afternoon :)

That's a great idea! :) I was thinking the same, and I even made a model for it (see the GIF below), but for the sake of simplicity I decided to stick with the scraps I had laying around. By the way, since the swing of the stroller is in one direction, its motion is:x(t) = A * sin(2pi * f * t) , where A is the amplitude of the motion, and f is the frequency of rotation. Since we can only feel acceleration, we feel the second derivative of this equation with respect to time:d^2(x) / dt^2 = - A * (2pi*f)^2 * sin(2pi * f * t)So, the baby will feel acceleration with an amplitude of A* (2pi*f)^2which is linear in A but quadratic in f (the frequency of rotation). So we can modify the acceleration's amplitude more easily by increasing the frequency of than increasing the swing amplitude! (but th…

That's a great idea! :) I was thinking the same, and I even made a model for it (see the GIF below), but for the sake of simplicity I decided to stick with the scraps I had laying around. By the way, since the swing of the stroller is in one direction, its motion is:x(t) = A * sin(2pi * f * t) , where A is the amplitude of the motion, and f is the frequency of rotation. Since we can only feel acceleration, we feel the second derivative of this equation with respect to time:d^2(x) / dt^2 = - A * (2pi*f)^2 * sin(2pi * f * t)So, the baby will feel acceleration with an amplitude of A* (2pi*f)^2which is linear in A but quadratic in f (the frequency of rotation). So we can modify the acceleration's amplitude more easily by increasing the frequency of than increasing the swing amplitude! (but this also changes the frequency of the swings of course).

Haha that's great!! Do you still have a picture of it?? I'd love to see! Actually, my brother is trying to make a product based on this prototype I made ^^ They're making some big changes but it does seem like a pretty universal problem without a proper solution!Thanks a lot for your very kind comments! It means a lot :)

That's really well done! I love how much effort you put into your 'I made it' post! Thanks for sharing!

Ahh... My windows keeps asking me to upgrade and I've been tempted to go for it, I guess I'll wait a few more months! Thanks for the tip! And for your kind comments!

This is a really nice use for scraps! :) thanks for sharing!By the way, I've always wondered about this - how long does it take for a tumbles to 'work'? How much time do you have to wait before the rocks become smooth?Thanks again!

These are great ideas, really! :) I plan on making a new version of which includes sound proofing and housing everything in a larger box. Thanks a lot for the ideas and for the nice comment! :)

thanks for sharing! these are great :)

Nice! I love it:) I never used heat-shrink before, does it hold the spring well? Will it last for a while? Thanks for sharing!

I love your last two posts :) Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for the input Felix :) I'll look around for a windscreen motor too and see how it works. Good luck with your project! Hoping for an update ;)

Nice! I've been looking windscreen wiper motors as well, those are probably a good choice for the project. I had issues figuring out the torque they can apply, but I'm pretty sure they'll work well:)

Thanks the comment and for the tips Felix! :) I actually did lock the box - I screwed a mending plate to both sides of the box, keeping it closed (I probably didn't write it clear enough, especially since I didn't have pictures of it). May as I ask what project are you working on?? I'm curious :)

It's all PVC! wow! well done! :) Thanks for sharing!

I love it:) thanks for sharing!