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Complete Your Profile- jim_lewis1 commented on 3D-NM8OR's instructable CUP TOP AIR CONDITIONER 1 year ago
- jim_lewis1 commented on MissionSRX's instructable Warbirds Wood & Aluminum Bar1 year ago
View Instructable »just missing a few bullet holes in the fuselage!
- jim_lewis1 commented on franco40's instructable Cordless Power Tool Conversion 18VDC to 120/240VAC1 year agoView Instructable »
it's possible that the power supply you used has one already, but I would recommend adding an inline fuse holder on the output side to avoid excessive current damaging anything
- jim_lewis1 commented on hardwarehank's instructable Archiving Super Audio CDs (SACDs) With an Old PS31 year agoView Instructable »
I guess this guide is super old (can't find a date) but I wanted to ask.Is this still the easiest way to achieve this and do the SACD rips preserve 5.1 encoding? If not is there a way to do this? IE provide DSD files or PCM which can be streamed over a network to an AVR capable of doing so.
- jim_lewis1 commented on jfulop10's instructable Mosquito Killing Ovitrap2 years agoView Instructable »
Re tip 4. Please do not leave pails of poisoned water around. Any animal could drink it, probably someone's dog.
- jim_lewis1 commented on Drunken Woodworker's instructable How to Pirate a Vinyl Record the Hard Way3 years agoView Instructable »
Nice instructable. I've been looking for a way to make cheap base plates for Lego and this technique would seem to be perfect. Thanks
HI, nice project and use of the printer. When I saw the project idea I thought you were going to blow the air through a wetted material to achieve cooling. Evaporative cooling. I think you may find this more effective than over the ice. Although then you probably won't want to drink the contents.