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Thank you!

Yes, it's a good thing to implement, but I'm looking towards levered action, as gr8fldanielle suggested. Also the plane iron isn't that good to begin with: it's a bit to thin, so it was already pretty bended and unusable in a plane. I kind of doesn't care about it much.

A lot of them...

Yeahm I thought of a lever as of 4000!!! model feature, Less violent and faster action.

Yes. At first I didn't think of adjustable depth stop much since I thought I'll only be dealing with inly one size of inner tubes for only one porpouse (weaving), so I only needed a fixed sized loops. But now I know, that I'll be dealing with diffrent sizes, I'm looking toward implementing this feature in next alteration of the device.

I'm mildly terrified.

It's like a sequel to a horror movie...

Thanks. I'll do my best.

Yes, baskets are great.

It's a bit too weak for a hammock or seat. Maybe only for little kids.

Yeah. Here in Ukraine we have similar thing. We call it gorilka. You can apply it to desinfect the wound or just drink it to forget that you have any. Works best on wounded hart... if you have any... but we all do... so we all in danger.

It's Instructables limited edition Robot of Sauron T-shirts. The logo always facing the camera lence whenever you use the camera.

These two of mine weren't featured. What's wrong with them?https://www.instructables.com/id/Gardening-Spikes/https://www.instructables.com/id/Aloe-Based-Tonicizing-Tincture/

Ehm... you can also inject bioactivated aloe juice into cornea of the eye to cure cataract, as Filatov did. I don't recommend though...

Ehm... you can also inject bioactivated aloe juice into cornea of the eye to cure cataract, as Filatov did. I don't recommend though...

Stakes are better option. I live in Europe (kind of) so you never know, what lurkes in your crops.

What about sweating? I would add some perforations.

Hi, hello. I have posted an instructable recently:https://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Make-Sh-Ba...Although it was a sort of a fail report initially, and, I believe, for this reason the instructable wasn't featured. I have added one more step on how to make the rcipe work recently, so now it's kind of usable tutorial. I also believe, that photos and descriptions are fine. Can you, please look it up and decide weather it worth being featured now.

I do not recognize this version of Ironman

That's nor very practical.

Without the opening it looks like badly disguised errection. That's pretty much organik, I would say though. With opening it looks like one of those things you usually have underneath your bed in hospital. Trusme, I have an experience. But this one you'll have to hold in your hands all night long afterward since it has roun bottom.Anyway, what I'm saying is that the shape is not very... good. I would rather make it like two spheres seamlesly merged from edge to edge (IDK how to explain it, it's like on picture but in 3D), and the opening is created by disection by plane (red dotted line). Simpler more ellegant and easy to comprehend geometry. I would also tilt the "nose" side a bit down to present the opening and make everything a bit more interesting.

If one day some unexpectedly rapidly evolved tree will come to me and force to sit neck deep in soil for few decades, I'll know whom to blame.

Yup, white people are terrifying.

I'm not an expert on the field, but I think< you need to develope this idea a bit more. Here's my thoughts:If water is contaminated with pesticides and other chemicals, without a propper filtration system it doesn't really work. After the rain the pool will fill up, but after days of good weather some amount of water will evaporate, thus increacing the concentration of chemicals, and after few cycles you'll get a puddle of really nasty stuff that slowly seeps into surounding soil. Also wild and domestic animals are free to use this water for drinking. Moreover the people who are that concerne about environment that are ready to dig a pond on their yard are probably cleaning after their dogs and don't use chemicals in their garden in the first place.The second thing is that most of t...

I'm not an expert on the field, but I think< you need to develope this idea a bit more. Here's my thoughts:If water is contaminated with pesticides and other chemicals, without a propper filtration system it doesn't really work. After the rain the pool will fill up, but after days of good weather some amount of water will evaporate, thus increacing the concentration of chemicals, and after few cycles you'll get a puddle of really nasty stuff that slowly seeps into surounding soil. Also wild and domestic animals are free to use this water for drinking. Moreover the people who are that concerne about environment that are ready to dig a pond on their yard are probably cleaning after their dogs and don't use chemicals in their garden in the first place.The second thing is that most of the cities are equipped with a network of dreinage underground tunnels/pipes to remove water during rains. Sometimes they can get owerflowed so the water floods the streets. In this case, if many people have ponds like this, maybe it'll help during substential reinfalls... maybe... IDK, calculations are needed. But even in this case the ponds are have to be drained before the next rain to be useful again.In my opinion, here's the best way to use this concept in private property.First thing: you're adding a secondhole in the ground fillrd with stones and gravel, which is connected to the first one by pipe with walve. After the rain, you're using rain water, collected in the first pond for gardening. If not all water is used and algae is starting to grow (which probably will happen in small pond with standing water, like this) yu're disposing it by draining into the gravel section.

Makes sense.

I would aligne bottles in straight line, This way you'll get the contrast between continuous rough and uneven (both in texture and shape) branch and smooth descrete evenly spaced bottles. This would be the main theme that binds the composition in meaningfull piece. Also straight line of bottles wouls complement the sealing beems (and maybe other elements of interior), thus connecting the piece to invironment better.

Yhank you Tammy.

I'd like to judge workshop, craft, home, outside and play.

Does bald Hugh Jackman and movie Fountain has somethhing to with this?

Oh no. It's wrong Scooter song...

By the way, how much is the fish?

I would add a hinged door on front with nothes for placing the lable on the inside (glued side in, towards the bottle). You position the lable on the door, then slap the door close to glue the lable.

Hi, unless the goal of the device is to teach children of working with saw-like tool, I think, this approach is not the most effective in terms of cutting cartons.The hack saw blade if not supported with some sort of thin bar can easily band and snap if pushed inacurattely after being fully extend, which means sharp metall shards flying all over the place. Personally I would suggest to base your device on saber cutter design. It would occupy less space, cut cardbouard sufficiently and the blade can be protected with plexiglass guard at both sides, so that cutting edge won't be exposed at any stage of operating.

I like it.

Tetra Pak is official naming for this type of packaging. I decided to use it this way, since the reflective surface will help to reduce the soil from overheating (from Sun), and water resistant coating helps to keep it from drying. I'm not familiar with Tyvek house wraps, so I can't tell what's the best way to make use of it's material qualities.

Thanks!

Thanks. Where I live these cartons are not recycled, and although the technology exist, as far as I know it's not widely implemented in other countries either.

Thank you.

I live in Ukraine. It would be great if we had human creature sescue somewhere. Well... we kind of have, but only if you have some money on you.

Thanks

Hmm... I haven't thought about it.

You can also make them overlaping, when placed on ground.

It's not something meant to last long. It's just to make some extra use of some junk.When was installed on the heater indoors the chimney pipe was heated to red hot a couple of times - that's why it looks the way it looks. So, my answer: "Not for long".

I ate it as a kid too. It was so intriguing for me, that you can eat something that's not grown in te garden on porpouse. Thanks.

Thanks.

And here is what happens, when the same idea comes to a japanese:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6_ugobl5sk

That's nice and pretty clever.

You can make it directional as well. Here's something that was produced in Soviet Union at the '60-s.I bought this one at a flea market. I don't quiet understand how the phisics work here, but all the airflow comes out of that rectangular opening.

In order for things to compost you need to have moisture, acces of air, addition of fresh earth to introduce bacteria. If you have no air - it all is going to rot. If you have no air and soil - green mass will become sour and start fermenting. If you have no moisture - nothing will happen. Constant agitation can benefit composting by mixing the substance and creating gaps for the air to acces deeper.I believe you can easily create right conditions within a bag for the green mass to compost. And if composting is going right -no any unpleasant smells occure... so, it's definetelly a thing to try.

I like it.

Have you tried to look at the night sky through the keychain to match it with the real constelation?

That's clever.

Is it just me or they look vaguely sexual?I mean, it's not a bad thing...

Should I moove any children from monitor?

Really nice concept. I know how it's like to sort all those screws and bolts and little bits of all sorts out. This can be useful.

Have you heard of Heavyweight Concrete?http://www.concrete.org.uk/fingertips-nuggets.asp?...You can gather magnetite at thr river or at the beach with strong magnet. It's readily available in nature. Or you can buy it online. According to the article by the link above adding magnetite to the concrete will make it 60% more dense. This way you can make weights of the same size heavyer.

Have you heard of Heavyweight Concrete?http://www.concrete.org.uk/fingertips-nuggets.asp?...You can gather magnetite at thr river or at the beach with strong magnet (at some places you can just shovel it up as wash uout gravel). It's readily available in nature. Or you can buy it online. According to the article by the link above adding magnetite to the concrete will make it 60% more dense. This way you can make weights of the same size heavyer.