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you "nailed it"!!!

with MTN paint, is even worse!!! they clog every damn time! even they sell nozzles, with the 94 paints, i always have to buy at least 3 or 4 extra nozzles (0.10cts each) but man, when it's about to clog, it spites some blobs and you have to start all over. I know they are meant to make graffiti, i use them to paint objects as well. I know some proffessional painters and what they do is soak them overnight with acetone, i didn't tried that though...

Not a fail at all... You say:as said in the introduction the whole thing is- too heavy+ is steel, so it's heavy, not much to do about it. Maybe change the cargo frame to some aluminum square tubing and bolt it to the steel frame and same some weight- the wheels are way too far in the front + You have a space between the cargo frame and the steering mechanism. widening the steering could solve that, or smaller wheels- steering is a pain in the a**+ instead of the direct drive steering you made, attach a lever at the steering rod Check some cargo "fiets" as an Holland reference

Maybe i should do that, as i want to add even mote inputs as i have now... Thanks for refreshing me the idea, was way long in a closed drawer on my mind

I've thought of that too, but i have to buy all the switches again.:D

The switches I put are the ones with a lever, not sliders. As far as I know, transistors as they receive any voltage from the base, it acts as a relay, and i guess that it won't cause any troubles with the image. I forgot to mention that, the LED will be powered from another source (let's say a phone USB charger or something like that). I've been told that making such a selector is a huge quality loss of image and, I've got to say, it is good as always, didn't notice the difference. Maybe i will go ahead and test the results as well. I'll make an ible too.

Yes! Actually it will work better, you can adjust the amount of heat, but i don't have any :D

It chooches pretty good!

i'll make a second attempt with some EVA foam, well made

i also attempted to make a redneck foam cutter after this, but it didn't make very well... needs moar powah

i don't have a torch, and the wrenches will end with burned foam everywhere :)

Thanks!!

I fixed the part that holds the string of the lid. I almost lose the lid in the middle of the beach, and didn't want to happen again. I thought it was a pretty easy to follow 'ible.

I'm a follower of those guys for a while. They make all the stuff for fun. And all the stuff they make, they make it awesome. Of course there's some camera tricks on the video, as nobody wants to fall off a wall at 6 meters high with no harness, and the battery is not forever, when the battery starts to run out of juice, say goodbye. But, on the other hand, we got Colin Furze's channel, who proved with two microwave transformers, could walk upside down across a steel beam without cuts.

hey, that's a cool idea!! i'll do that

Thanks for sharing it!! I was about to buy this cabinet, to put all the kitchen dishes and so, and now I know i should buy a reinforcing piece!!!