jeanniel1

It's instructible like your's that keep me reading and creating!

I hope you get to enter this into some contest as it's TRULY COOLLY STEAMPUNK! We had a class in prop-making, and this would have really caused a stir! Great use of foam and the copper tape idea - innovative.

For the wooden burnisher - do you let it roll as you run it along the edge, or hold it still? What a beautiful instructible. Thank you!

This is helpful, too.

Oh, this picture made it easier to understand! Yes, I couldn't tell how the bottom was formed. Thank you.

Ah, I must have missed that part - kind of important to know! LOL! I did check the pictures but it wasn't clear. The Etch-A-Sketch remark is because it's an XY system not so much for drawing. Still love your maze game - any puzzles or mazes with laser cutting works for me!

LOL! Exactly! Or pictures of the players!

Ah, good to know. That would make sense with the cfm being used. I like the size you created.

Sans video, it'd be great to have a bit more detail about how the game / maze is played. A bit hard to tell right now. Sort of a like an Etch-A-Sketch with holes. How does the ball come back out to be played again?

Also, you might want to add this to the Games Contest!

I don't know about blueberry tea - is it really necessary? I hoard my blueberries and this being dairy-free is truly appealing! Neat recipe

Before we returned home from Paris, we bought as many baguettes as we could, wrapped them in plastic bags and stuffed them into our luggage. They were marvelous, even after the trip. BUT it spoiled us and we got VERY picky about baguettes in the US. So, I'm anxious to see how this recipe comes out! So miss the French baguettes!

If I had all your equipment to make this, I could do it in one hour! I voted for your project anyway, as it's a great idea and good hack.

I can't see how you made the bottom of the vase - I only see the first ring. How did you make the bottom of the vase?

This will be perfect for my studio once I have it up - space will be very tight, but I have storage above so having it lightweight would be a real plus. Do you think it would still work if I used hollow core plastic sheeting (like coroplast)?

OMG! I so need this for my miter saw - sick of having sawdust NOT get collected into the collector that's supposedly at the other end! LOL! Such a joke, but with this collector, I can work without being covered in sawdust.

OK, you had me at magnets, but with LIGHTS! Super great project, and thanks for sharing!

Gosh, wish you'd posted the rules of the game so it'd be all in one place! Maybe an addendum or attachment? I love the fact this gets kids out of the house and off electronics. Major thumbs up for this project!

Love the basic recipe - and it seems so easy - versus looking for a good mix in the grocery store! Thanks for sharing!

Oh, man, I wish I'd seen this years ago when I had to drill some angled holes for a one-off chair from a slab of wood. Great simple idea for the jig.

This is great! Better than dealing with my pop-up portable photo-booth for many of my works. Thanks for posting!

Great knowing about the flow medium! I've also seen vids showing effects from dragging a necklace chain across, too. Ultra-cool

What a great idea! So much easier and less expensive than buying a tiny tin of stain!

The on-table end could also have a design on the top part, as long as it kept the structural integrity of the piece. Nice job. You got my vote!

Fusion ought to have the same circular patterning as SolidWorks - I just chose random locations for the circles and just made sure they didn't crash into one another. Looks good!

That's what I did, too. It was easier that way. Did you print yet? I hope you used semi-transparent filament - it'd be really cool - or if you have access to a FormLab printer! OOOOooooh!

Maybe the dryer needs some attention? LOL! Keep up the good work!

I followed your detailed solution for the wash machine before, but this is the icing on the Cake! Good job!

I saw a circular chess board with four sides against each other. I can't imagine how to play - it'd definitely be like Game of Thrones! LOL! Good for you for coming up with this creative game.

What a great idea and for community interaction. Allowing people to see and interact with the chickens make them more "humane," and real. I also would not have known chickens can survive in the winter outdoors, too! Thanks for sharing

I print the instructions