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Thank you very much!

Thanks! Yeah it adds a lot to the final result. :)

Thanks! It should, in theory, be just as strong. The joint would be only be weak if the epoxy didn't bond to the wood properly.

Thanks!! :)

Thank you!! :) Very much appreciated.

Interesting! We didn't seal the back, I wonder if that will allow it to breathe and mitigate that issue. We'll keep an eye on it and see what happens. Thanks for the tip!

Thanks! We ended up adding a self-watering system, good call. :)

Thanks! :) You can skip the tablesaw part entirely if you don't have one, it'll just be a little taller looking. (Or you could use one less slat.)

Thanks so much! :)

Hey thanks! :) Yeah, we're in love with the dark legs and natural cedar combo. 😍

thank you! :)

Hahah! Yikes...

Thanks! :)

Right on, thank you! :) It'll go by so quick haha, enjoy it!

Thanks!

Thanks! Yeah, great call there. We learned a lot about drilling steel in this project haha. So many holes to drill!

Hi there! Sorry you had some frustrations with the instructions. We provide all of the exact dimensions, angles, and further details in the plans that are linked in Step One.Looks like you were successful anyway though! Nice work!

Thanks! All of the exact dimensions can be found in the plans if you need them. There's a link to our website in the first step.Our son was about 18 months old when we made this for him. He's about 2 and a half now and he uses it way more now than he did then.

We did not put any finish over the milk paint, in order to keep it's flat look.

Thanks! :) The hardwood top layer has been working well so far. Not quite as smooth and buttery as masonite, especially after painting it, but consider the weather situation it's been great so far.

thanks! :)

Thanks for the feedback! Waste was definitely a consideration, as we had almost none with this design which was great. Additionally, we did a lot of research and found 2x4s at the 8' span to be fairly common. That doesn't mean it's the right thing to do, but fairly common nonetheless. :)Will keep this mind for next time, thanks for checking it out!

Yeeeeeees! Do it! :D

Wow, nice! Two seasons still seems pretty good for snow/wet weather, that's great.Jay is a huge Tony Alva fan, must have been great to see him in his prime.

:) Thanks!!!

Whoa nice!!!! :) Looks amazing!

Very cool!!! Nice work. :)

Hi! It's about 3' tall. :)

Yeah, definitely. Just make the legs longer. :)

Do you mean the holes in the triangle? You can lay one on top of the other to get them in the same spot. Let me know if I misunderstood your question. :)

:D Thanks, Bernie!

Thank you!! It was a lot of fun to trial and error our way through and figure it out. :)

Ours too! It's the best time of the year. :)Thanks for reading!

Thanks! :D Yeah, they really aren't difficult to make at all.

Thank you!! :)

Thanks very much! :)

Fixed! Thanks for letting us know. :)

Awesome!! Thanks, glad you liked it.

Thank you kindly! Tabletop Games have had a major resurgence in the last 2-3 years, it's crazy. You should try to get back into it! In my opinion they're better than ever.

Hahah! Of all the things we've ever 3D printed, this has been 98% of it's use. So I would say it is THE BEST use of 3D Printing. :)

Wow, that's a great compliment. Thanks!! :D

:) Thank you very much!

Thanks! :) Yeah, same!

Thank you!!!

Oh, awesome idea! It was tricky cutting that part off, for sure. Thanks!

Thanks! Probably about $200, with almost all of that going to the trucks and wheels. The wood doesn't cost much at all. You could obviously grab some less expensive trucks and wheels as well if you're on a budget.

Thank you! :)

Thanks! We had a lot of fun making it and trying to keep it small enough to be practical and useful.

Nice!! Thanks!

You can see the Easel file here and I believe you can export g-code from there if you want to:http://easel.inventables.com/projects/MS29qyj222YA4NtScTRMYg?ref=wickedmakers

Thanks! Really appreciate you reading through and glad you enjoyed it.