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Brilliant resourcefulness here! I love it!

Simply amazing! Looks like fun!

This is one of the most elegant and beautiful creations I've ever seen on Instructibles. Fantastic work!

Looks delicious!

Excellent work! The case is eye-catching, but your fastidious circuit-layout and soldering instructions are exemplary! (Oh and of course I love the sound too.)

Tell you what-if there are any brownies left over from the holidays I’ll make you that video!

Super work! Great idea if you can't decide on one thing. Or you could just turn of the projector and go as one of the members of Kraftwerk on the cover of "Electric Cafe!"

Lovely craftsmanship!

Thanks dude-this is awesome! I may try the Schmitt trigger version too! Have you tried this on any Eurorack modules?

Nice work! Maybe I read through this too quickly, but did I miss the link to the original AAC article somewhere?

This is absolutely brilliant! Well done-keep creating these awesome things!

I'm glad someone else posted this. It means either it's true or that I wasn't the only one who fell for it.

Excellent craftsmanship! It looks like a marvelous place to store humans.

Nice work! Both on the dome and the writing. Well done.

The pictures make me drool!

Well thanks again, ma'am!

Bob is all growed up now and look at him! Good to see that you're still working on him. Thanks again for alerting me to the PiDuino contest here back in the day-hope you're well!

That’s the plan!

Sure-it just means you’d put lines or something in the output window, like a ruler or a graph or something.

Neat!

No but only because I don't think they've had Watermelon anywhere I've shopped since I saw that. ;-)

Gee thanks! Don’t I know you from the watermelon jerky ‘ible?

LOL-what a hilarious idea for a build! I hope you don't have any other campers get frustrated trying to use it as a real dumpster and tear the windows out trying to shove broken tent-poles into it or anything! Looks very cozy and comfortable.

This is really cool! I would love to see a video of it in action.

It can sense either. It's up to the user.

From Wikipedia: "An electrometer is an electrical instrument for measuring electric charge or electrical potential difference."

I was looking for something completely unrelated but this caught my eye and I had to say how beautiful your craftsmanship is! Keep up the great work!

It's a proof-of-concept for a sensor, not a meter. You'd have to calibrate it yourself if you wanted something like that and it would probably vary wildly from maker to maker without perfectly engineered tolerances.

You’d need a calibrated, dedicated instrument to compare it to in order to calibrate it, as well as to add some kind of indexing to the UI. Then you could show the positive or negative deviation from 0.

That sounds like an issue with your Arduino and your power source.

Keep trying! The only secret to success is persistence.

You must have been waaay overpaying for your supplies then. I got enough to make about 15 of these for half the advertised price of the Flasher-and that's low because there were only 15 in the bag of spinners.

Awesome work young lady! The world needs inventions like this now more than ever.

That's a cool idea. I wish I'd used stronger swivels-those seem to be the failure point using this method. You'd want the biggest you could get for CDs.

Excellent work-thanks for the guide!

Nothing beats an original mode of motility in a robot! Excellent work and thanks for sharing.

You look so adorably peaceful in these photos-I love it!

Looks great! May it remain clear of scratches, scuffs and hand and nose prints.

This must be what it feels like when your sportsball team brings home a trophy. You've made me and all the Scots in my ancestry weep with joy. Great work!

I loved the way you managed to communicate "constipation" through a photo so perfectly!

I cannot believe how enthralled I was by this video. Thanks Mitch!

Puppets and mannequins usually give me the creeps but this one I found oddly warm. I think he needs a name.

I! (Aye!)

I'm sure you'll look as good as Tom Baker and as lovely as either Romana.

This is brilliant but I feel like you're short-selling us by not giving us a picture with the full cos-play. ;-)

This is so awesome, I'm going to go build my own Bender costume. With blackjack. And hookers. In fact, forget the Bender costume!

Gorgeous! Now I just need to trick someone into opening a glass-blowing studio nearby. (Insert "glory-hole" double-entendre here.)

Absolutely lovely! The photography is worthy of a Tim Burton movie.

I really enjoyed this. Thanks and keep up the good work!

You're going to want to look at something else. Ultrasound is the wrong choice for something that large moving that fast. Something like this might be better: https://www.dfrobot.com/index.php?route=product/product&search=microwave&description=true&product_id=1403

Mohannad-thank you very much. Good work.

Could you expand on how the brushes are made and attached and what to use as a rubber band?

Looks good! I can't wait to see video of it moving around-I'm curious about the unit's actuation.