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Thank you.

Thank you.

For myself, I have a Fusion 360 model which is parametric. I don't have any experience in how to made a model parametric for Thingiverse. Do you have?For me, the real pleasure is to create something new and not to copy something existing. But if you want to go for it, go ahead.

Thank you.

Thank you!

Your driver board with the UNL2003A looks interesting. Does this fit on the back of the motor?

Great idea. I guess the idea wors also for failed 3D-prints.

Thank you for your nice feedback.

No, the linked version is a unprotected one.

Oh, yes, this would be a great idea! I also have a 14.4 volt NiCd hand drill. Please send me a link if you have something which could fit.

Yes, it is a simple wire stripper. It has two sharp v-grooves-knives and with the screw, I can adjust the remaining opening to the diameter of the copper. So, the plastic will be cut and can be strippt form the wire.

Thanks for your inputs. I see, there is still a lot of room for improvements. I tried to do it in a way which works but is not too complicated.

I'm from Switzerland. But you are right, in the video, I speak German.

Ah, ok. Thanks for this new instructable. I was to fast with writing a comment on jour other instructable.

Wow, great. We could make a solar-powered laser engraver. We just have to merge a 3D-Printer and your instructable.

Great, you made the part of my instructable which I have bought. Could we also solder a USB extension cable directly to the panel? Or is there an over voltage / over current protection in the plug which you need.?I plan a similar instructable to charge 18650 li-ion and a Sony battery.

Shure, a sand bag would also work for this purpose. What you use to adjust the solar panel rds the sun is not important. Important is, that you take care about the adjustment.

Skyfinder, If your only motivation is, to win the challange when you post an instructable, then I understand you. I post my projects to receive some feedback from the community. So, thank you for your comment. I was surprised that this instructable was voded that often.

Well explained. Thank you.

Yes the main idea is the same. In my version i see some advantages in stability, and the dual usage of the pole. But thanks for your input.

Thanks for your input. It is always interesting what people elsewhere in the world use for solving the same task.

Great, thanks for sharing it.

Thanks for your compliment.

Thank you!

Many thanks for your kind feedback.

Great! Aother toy for my godson. Thanks for sharing.

Why not? One month after seeding the plant has grown enough to be planted outside.

Thank you for the "air pruning" tip! I planed to put them in a standard pot, but maybe i have to build something air pruning like...

Thank you for your tip. I will check if i get some rootbound before planting them in a big pot.

Yes, this is one of the main advantage. The Time you need to fold the pots you save wile planting them later.

Sure, here is the link: http://a360.co/2nSY1Ot

Yes, I like it. And i hope for you, that you will get a good result in the contest!

Jetzt habe ich dein Instructable gefunden. Kompliment, die Arbeit wie auch das Endprodukt gefällt mir sehr gut.

Your ideas are great. If you can add the necessary geometry to your thing, you can attach it to the wire rope like i did.

Thank you. I also thought about making it out of wood. I already have some ideas how to make it with my desktop CNC router.

In one box i have 4 Nema 23 Stepper motors they are over 1 kg. It is no problem to have this weight on a single shelf. The weakest point is my wall support. It has to carry the weight off up to 7 boxes. But if needed it can be reinforced.

I recommend to build (buy) one. You can also get the parts printed from the 3d-hubs community.