jon_chalk

It looks so adorable. Beautiful work. I do agree with Mimicry about using an angle

I put shredded sharp cheddar on mine. As for mayo, yes indeed.

This is a wonderful craft idea. I volunteer at our collective for inner city street artists. I am going to discuss with our collective members an idea to make craft kits that can be handed out to at our local day program facility for homeless people and during mental health wellness workshops in another organization that I volunteer with. Thank you for posting this instructable.

Beau

Wonderful instructable. Well laid out. I love the way you show the list of tools needed visually.

This has so many uses. Genius. It can even be used in a tiny house on wheels or any other tiny house/apartment.

Looks great.

Good idea. This will also make workstations less cluttered looking. Worth implementing.

Well done instructable. I wonder if this method can be used on regular home windows (or even a patio door)?

amazing!

This Instructable is perfect for not only showing kids the stars on the classroom wall/ceilings but also a great way of getting them involved in building the projector. Great instructable.

tomato sauce.

Good instructable. Easy to follow. Having both written (with photos) and a video makes it easier to understand. Good luck with your journey to your future show.

Beautiful. Well documented. Good instructable.

Very detailed instructions. Also wonderful to be able to download the instructions too. I saw that this is primarily to build the "basic" structure. Other parts (Seat, foot plates, etc.) can be customized accordingly. This one gets my vote.

Once I figured out why you suggested the chocolate frosting bucket, I "got it". Very ingenious idea. A suggested idea for the toilet seat lid is just attaching the lid of a lightweight plastic toilet seat to the plywood (use strips of plywood attached to the main plywood so you can screw the lid down).

Very good instructable. Well documented. easy to understand.I really great idea to this would be to have a way of controlling the "colour"/temperature of the lights. For example, "daylight" during the morning to afternoon, then gradually changing to a soft white to "sunset" colour for evenings to mimic the natural progression of outdoor light conditions.