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That is awesome! Anything that engages kids' curiosity is great! I hope you all can come up with more ideas to run through Tinkercad -- I have done so much since I learned it less than a year ago!

Technically, it's all "sea salt". Kosher salt is a specific coarse grind, as opposed to fine table salt or even finer popcorn or canning salt. You could probably substitute any of those as long as it's not a "flavored" salt, like Hawaiian or Himalayan pink.

Thanks! Hopefully a lot of people will make use of it this 4th of July weekend!

You should have tasted them! :)

One of the pairs did not work, but that is the challenge for the maker, as presented in Step 5.

Thanks, that is a better idea. But the harder way is also good practice for using Tinkercad! :)

Thanks for my introduction to the living hinge. That will be perfect for many project ideas I have. Liking the phone stand, too!

I did look at one paper on the concept but it was really technical. Maybe the same one you saw. You could try it with old CDs (I have). But they are difficult to cut without breaking them. A craft or x-Acto knife would probably work better than scissors.

Perfect, just what I needed! Thanks!

If the seal is sufficiently tight it is difficult to figure out how to open it, especially if you've never seen one apart before.

Suggestion: correct the spelling of "Tinkercad" in step 1 -- Tinkercad judges like to have it spelled right!

Ah ha ha ha, really clever, and enjoyable read!

I just got my tubing in the mail! That stuff looks to be pretty sturdy and waterproof. I used my FoodSaver to seal one end and it worked great! Unfortunately (sort of) it's not going to be cold enough outside to experiment until next December or so.

Thanks, I found one that can take up to 100mb files and convert to several different formats. But the one you provided will be useful for its options, too!https://convertio.co/

What is the free JPG to SVG converter you use?

I like the layout and the coding! I may use a variation of it on my own Perpetual Puzzle Calendar here on the site.

I always wanted to do something like this for my own Perpetual Calendar. I can handle the electronics part but don't have a CNC.https://www.instructables.com/Perpetual-Puzzle-...

Really clever idea!

Nice Instructable! I'm glad you are making good use of your time you have to stay at home.