medanilevin

Thank you!

I'm glad it's working for you!

Hey manI have two ideas for you:1. Use bigger elements, those seem marginal at best, maybe bigger power.2. Add voltage. For my v2 (I see similar size in your photo) I used like ~50volts to make it in reasonable time.Dani

The tubes are 16x12.That's cool, do post your results and let me know if I can help. Good luck!Check out the site: dosimplecarbon.com for more cool stuff.Dani

Here you go: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2599353Check out also the second version with internal batteries.Dani

Thank you, glad you liked it!

Hey, I don't believe you can with this particular one.

HeyDo you have the original battery?If so, you'll have to replace the internal cells from NiCd to Lithium. We might take it to private.Dani

HeyThank you for the comment.For 18v I don't know of any suitable USB chargers, as these deliver around 5v, but there are ways you can do it.Show me some pictures of the saw and your intentions, I can walk you through it.Dani

HeyI don't know with this one, but you should opt for a bigger one, like 6368 or something similar.I'll be happy to answer any questions you might have.Also, visit the forum for an enormous poll of knowledge:https://www.electric-skateboard.builders/Dani

Very cool. Compact and useful!

You are right, this nook is a perfect project to utilize these areas.

Very cool, lovely idea!

Nice one! Thank you for pointing this one for me, I might have to build one

Thank you! I'm glad you like it

Sent you an email.

HeyI'm really humbled that you want to make my design, thank you.Do you have an access to Fusion360? I can send you the models, it will be much easier to measure whatever you wish.Also, if you ready to pay for shipping, I can print you the models.Let me know,Dani

This can be interesting, can't wait for your bigger version!

Thank you for the tip!I used white vinegar with good results but will give your version a try!Thank you and I'm eager to see your version in action!

I just lift it by the bucket and empty into the sink.But you are right.Easy way to do this is another same bucket that will just go into the connected one, they do fit tightly into each other.

The magnets hold the heavy bucket in upright position, and giving it enough flex to tilt with the rocker.Without the magnets it will just tip on the side.

Morphing human is my next project! :)Thanks!

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Thank you!It is a decorative shelf, so not much stuff will be on top:)

Thanks man!My experience is identical to yours, here is to piece at home :)

Thank you! I'm glad you liked it

Very nice and clean design, great job.Why don't you move the banana plugs to the other side of the control panel?This way it will not interfere with the knob

That's a very clever idea!

Really cool, great job!

Thank you so much, I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you!You will get there, in no time your meals become warmer:) They grow up quickly

Hey manNice first try.You have really to refine the mesh.And for simple case like this there are closed form solution. Circular bar in compression has uniform stress distribution, certainly on the outside where you look.And if you compress bar with 500N, your reaction force is 500N. There is no way around it... FYI, There is little value of obtaining solutions per node. It has no physical meaning.And, I really want it to sound positive and constructive, it is the first advice I give my engineers: If you obtain results from FE code, they are not automatically right.Dani

HeyThank you for this, I'm glad to solve your coffee problem along with mine :)The battery is wired as 8s1p to increase voltage, and I always charge them with smart charger.Here is V2: https://www.instructables.com/Outdoor-3D-Printe...It is slightly simpler if you have a 3D printer.Enjoy,Dani

Thank you, I'm glad you liked it :)

Really cool! Outstanding job!

Thank you! I do, it's not slippery at all and surprisingly comfortable to stand on.Ollies will have to wait until I master the actual riding :)

Extremely cool! Great job!