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That's possible, I also could have paint is before it was assembled as I did another one later on.
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I did some electronic work in the bigger ones (which I forgot to take pictures so i will write it next time), but for the small one that i can't put my hands in, I just simply thrown a starry string light inside.
View Instructable »sorry for the typo, it's angle gauge.and never trust the blade bevel reading on the table saw!
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I think so.
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it doesn't matter to the mechanism as long as you can make them visually fit in the 2D drawing, but you need to consider the physical properties of the material you going to use, as well as the aesthetics.
Sorry for the delay, I used 1/4" (6mm) for prototyping, 1/8" (3mm) for the final product.