Owl Trained ED Doc

Looks great! Differently sized and shaped prisms can give a good variety of rainbow patterns. With this technique, you could likely make a good variety of mounts.

Hysterical, I love it. I wonder if it would be ok to place aromatic herbs between the plys.

A used ford broncho is usually better on whole for the planet than a new Prius. Have you calculated the manufacturing cost of the plastic and other materials, not to mention the to customer cost of the bidet seats ($$$), or the cost of the dedicated toilets ($$$$$$$$)? Also, as with most aftermarket solutions, the quality will likely be garbage, necessitating the repurchase of those items, increasing landfill of non biodegradable substances, which because of how they are made are not recyclable. Everyone wants a cleaner tuchas, I’m not sure ecology is the point of bidets. Plus, you still need at least a little paper to dry your heiny.

I have very little 3-D printing experience, but with these molecules, there is a isomeric structure (chair - L&D isomers, boat) that is more complicated that the 2-D representations shown here. Is there anyway for the print to come off the plate when printing?My 3-D printing experience is limited to the handheld 3-D pen.

That looks awesome, now I'm trying to think of where to get more circuit boards.I think closing the edges may help with hiding the wires and the future headaches of removing dust from all the nooks and crannies of the the circuitry. Its difficult to light a coffee table without also installing a floor outlet for the plug.

Nicely shown project, I might give this a try. I wonder if there is a way to attach the top and bottom circular boards can be attached to the tire, but NOT to each other. If it can be done, it would allow the flex of the tire to be retained and give some extra cushion to the seat.

get the ones marked HT for heat treated, safer.

I too have self loathing and great difficulty dismantling pallets. So I tried your method. 3 plates 14 screws and 5 pins later, I'm now out of work for 6 weeks, thanks alot!JK, great post.

I 100% agree.

clever and neat.

that is dynomite.

I have wanted to do something similar for years. Have you had any problems at the wood/resin interface due to wood expansion/contraction? If so, how significant is it and is there anything to be done to fix/prevent this?

beautiful design, any idea of the stability in the wind? I would like to see it scaled up, maybe 8' tall, 24" wide firebox.That would be a sight!

Adding cement tint can add some color which will not wear off when grinding off the sharp edges and will not flake off like paint would.I look forward to making these myself, and those log seats, they were dynamite.Oh, and the pallet head board if I can find the right space.

Stunning

Any chance to just cut the tape on the glass? Perhaps a thin layer of nozoil will keep it from sticking too much.

cool design, its a shame that the dimensions are only available by purchase. Seems counter to the culture here.Oh well...