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Thanks Peter! Yeah, I know, my wife is from England. Everyone is telling me that though. It sure has been good for engagement stats in my YouTube comments. Is this one of those things where some people know it, but some don't, so the people who know it can't help but say it? lol Kind of like when people like to point out there is an arrow in the FedEx logo. ha ha

Thank you Alex! I like to give all the details that people need to make something successfully, so they can benefit from my near misses and mistakes.

Wow that's fantastic! You did a great job and I'm so glad you could use the Instructable to make one.

Cast acrylic. Extruded acrylic, like they sell at lowes/hd just melts and creates a growing plastic blob around the bit.

Wow, very cool! Thanks for sharing the pics. Looks really nice!

http://www.thecarmichaelworkshop.com/2016/08/british-phone-booth-lamp-and-charger.html

Definitely Cast Acrylic. Extruded just melts and creates a growing blob around the bit.

Oh wow, cool! Glad you could make one for your monitor. Well done! Thanks for sharing the pics.

Hi Charles - I think a jig saw and coping saw could be used to cut it all out. It will just be slower and require more sanding to make it smooth. The curves on the legs and top could actually be done with just a belt sander, but use a dust mask.

Thank you! I tried to show every step to make it easy for someone else to make who may be new to woodworking and electronics.

Thanks Penolopy! Yeah, I plan to swap out the ones in front occasionally.

Great idea Joe!

Yeah! Someone else did that last year when we did albums from the 70's. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRSWxwu9LwI

Good one! You should join us for the next one. Check http://www.makersrock.com later in the year for info.

Thanks Penolopy! It was kind of tricky doing the layering so they all didn't run into each other.

Thanks! Big EVH fan here.

I'll have to ask my wife if she wants one. Didn't think of that. Always looking up recipes... Thanks!

Wow, that's a great used of that old stand. Very cool. I like that it turns 90 degrees too. Awesome!

Thanks! It works great. I like having space on the base to put stuff.

Thank you!

Thanks! That sounds cool, I'll check it out now.

Thanks!

Thanks! Glad to hear you can use the idea and template. Congratulations!!!.

I don't have any ABS yet, but good to know I can try it and have a good chance of getting a good print. Thanks!

Great, I made it to keep the sawdust off it and so it would look cool in the shop. It also keeps me from damaging it with lumber or projectiles flying around the shop. lol

Hi, I got the 3D printer in a trade, but they are on ebay, just search for Folger RepRap 3D Printer. It's a kit you have to put together. Hugs back to Brazil!

Thank you very much! I'm really happy with it so far. I haven't tried ABS yet. Looking forward to seeing your pictures.

I don't know, I got it in a trade so there was no documentation. I've seen lots of other people make them for this kit printer. I think the sawdust I generate in my shop would be really bad for it, so I had to enclose it for that reason alone.

Thanks! I think you should make an Eagles one and share it with us! :)

It should be a good game to watch, I hope. Would really like to see them win one after watching other teams win superbowls all my life.

Yes, go Falcons!

Thank you! My dog's name is Jess. :)

Thank you!

Thank you very much!

Thanks! That's awesome! Glad you got an idea from it. Merry Christmas!

Those are great Carl! I will have to try making some of those. Looks like a good project for a new turner like me.

It's an RZ Mask http://amzn.to/2dAuTeS

Thank you Kitty! I appreciate you checking it out and commenting. Steve...

Thank you Sam! These 2x4 projects are a fun challenge.