WestWindsDemon

Use a bolt with the top on.There are better ways to secure things than heat shrink over heat shrink.You could have painted that cap before mounting it.3 or 4 lighter coats of paint are better than one thick coat.It would be awesome if you showed how to load the string on the tube, just shoving it in would not work.Lastly, great thinking and great use of common household items. Learning little tricks and techniques are all part of learning, keep going!

Most likely store bought yeast, but I will treat them nicely! I'll work my way up to sourdough.

Taking this on from a microbiologist point of view is amazing! Thanks to you I now feel confident enough to make my own bread from scratch. Thank you!!

Is it just me or does this instructable feel incomplete? I would love to make something like this but the lack of details is off-putting...

So... What was he final cost??Also great job! Making your own furniture (if you have the availability to do so) is a great way to encourage creativity while also learning how to work with wood and the hardware that comes with the task; also saving you money.

Instead of making it a square, make it a circle (the base) so those corner markings don't show.

I'm interested in building this... after I get a 3D printer. Is there a way to change the controller from WiFi to Bluetooth so that you can control it with a PS3 controller, map the buttions and such?

I know its been a year, but take some black paint in the button "name" indents (the "A" in the A button, the "B" in the B button and so on) and quickly wipe the excess off so that Is has some contrast and looks more finished. Otherwise you did an AMAZING job!

I just did a quick google search and I did not expect those prices. Last time I saw one (YEARS ago) they were upwards from $7,500. You might just have inspired me to get a milling machine now!