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They never fail to satisfy my sweet tooth, even my little puppy loves them.

Thanks man, I appreciate it. Really makes sanding by hand a breeze.

Thank you. From the simplest to the most complex application, magnets make it possible, in some form.

I agree, it makes sanding so much easier. That's a good idea, easy enough modification to make too. The color is really a personal preference, not even necessary but its what I had on hand.Thanks for the feedback and suggestions :)

Yea, it's a tricky one. I hope he enjoys it.

Yea, it's a real workout. I updated the instructable with a video illustrating the assembly and solution which make it easier to understand and replicate.

Its a great game, nice way to pass the time with some stragitic thinking.

Thank you

Sure, I'm unable to print the design as I don't have a 3D printer just yet however, I made the model as close as possible with the tools I have on hand from plastic to illustrate the functionality. It would stand a bit more upright with the 3D model.

Its no replacement for a stainless steel blade but id say its sharp enough to cut vegetable, cardboard, thin plastics, rubber bands, etc. more of a novelty and a way to recycle plastics. A metal blade or strip could be placed between the plastic layers to create a sharper blade edge.

Wow, that's some damage, I'm glad your wife wasn't hurt. The road can be a dangerous place with persons distracted by phones and not seeing the potential consequence of such actions. I see your quick thinking and reflexes saved you from what would have been an expensive accident, happy you were able to avoid it. We just have to do our best on the road, drive for ourselves and those around us. Stay safe on the roads man, especially in these times.

Thanks for the advice man, I really appreciate it. The cab was pulled off to the side of the road, picking up a passenger. He started to pull back on to the roadway when I was about 20 meters or so behind with no indication. It was on a dual roadway with 2 lanes on either side. I was in the outer lane about to pass and as he pulled out back into traffic, he came on to the inner lane and started crossing into the outer lane where I was then about 4 meters away. I was doing about 100km and he pulled out so slow and from where he was stopped to the outer lane, I doubt he was doing 40km. I decided to avoid hitting him in the back with such a difference in speed and swang into the oncoming lane then swang back quickly to avoid an oncoming vehicle, the back of the car stepped out and I couldn't…

Thanks for the advice man, I really appreciate it. The cab was pulled off to the side of the road, picking up a passenger. He started to pull back on to the roadway when I was about 20 meters or so behind with no indication. It was on a dual roadway with 2 lanes on either side. I was in the outer lane about to pass and as he pulled out back into traffic, he came on to the inner lane and started crossing into the outer lane where I was then about 4 meters away. I was doing about 100km and he pulled out so slow and from where he was stopped to the outer lane, I doubt he was doing 40km. I decided to avoid hitting him in the back with such a difference in speed and swang into the oncoming lane then swang back quickly to avoid an oncoming vehicle, the back of the car stepped out and I couldn't counter stair fast enough to catch it so I ended up in the wall at about 70km. He didn't stop and I didn't have a dashcam installed at the time. The insurance I had at the time only covered the third party in the event of an accident and you would have to cover your own so, I guess I decided if I was going to be in an accident and have to fix my car out of pocket anyways why raise my insurance premium by hitting someone else if I could avoid it, so I tried my best to avoid hitting anyone else. I hope your wife wasn't injured in the accident, it's a blessing to be able to walk away from a motor vehicle accident unshaved. I'm from Jamaica and dashcam footage is allowed but not mandated by insurance, which I think it should be. I didn't report the accident to the insurance as that would have likely increased my premium and I would have still had to fix the car on my own. I now have a dashcam installed and am super suspicious of any cabs as far as I can see.

Thanks bro, I appreciate the love man. There were a few electrical issues to work out after with the AC wiring and intermediate engine check light but I got that figured out a few weeks after. Lol, the plan going into it was to try and pull out the chassis but after seeing how it was bent, it made more sense to cut it. I Love the JDM community bro, we all just in it for the love of cars. I would love to check out your infinity, the vq35 is a beast, can take a beating from what I've seen, I'd say it's the V version of the 2jz, only second to the VR38dett, a masterpiece by Nissan. Planning on boosting the b16a and doing a 4wd conversion with the CRV drivetrain sometime in the future. Respect again bro, thanks for the support.

Thanks, it took some time but I think it was worth it. Came out great with the tools that were onhand.

Thank you, I love this car. Would have rather not met in the accident but the rebuild process was a great learning experience.

Thank you, I love this car. Would have rather not met in the accident but the rebuild process was a great learning experience.

Thank you, i'm glad you like it.

Lol, I suppose they are a bit different. They are native to tropical West Africa. grew up eating them. They are as familiar to me as an apple, makes a great dish too.

Thank you, its a great way to free up desk space while storing your books in style :)

Thank you. Great for small spaces, can be laid out however you'd like and looks modern.