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Thank you, John!

Thank you!

Haha thank you so much! I'd love to see pictures of your chair - tag me on Instagram @morleykert !

Thank you!

Thank you!

It was, but it was the type of work that was great to sprinkle in over the course of a day working at home. It was kind of nice to take a break from working on the computer, and spend a half hour cutting and gluing cardboard.

Haha thank you! It does look like a trebuchet, and if I took the mic off, I could probably use it as one!

Thank you! Working in a small space with limited tools is my jam 😁❤️

Looks like you could modify one of those to make a mic stand! But I wanted to make something original from scratch 😁

Thanks, man! I’ve thought about modifying the basic principle for a smaller tabletop version or a camera mount!

That would be awesome! Hmmm maybe I’ll make a camera rig soon....

I'm not sure what you're referring to, but that's basically what I did in step 11 to attach the boom arm to the A-frames :)

Thank you! Yes, undercover home defense for vampire invaders as well! :D

Thanks, Dean!

Thanks, Jessy! Yeah, it could be a great light stand too!

Thanks so much!

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Thank you so much, that's great to hear! I'm looking forward to writing more Instructables :)

No, but this design has plenty of room to add one after building! I stick to pretty benign filaments (PLA, PETG), and if I'm doing a really long print, I'll just crack the top doors to stimulate some airflow. It's not totally air-tight, so the enclosure does allow for some airflow.

Thank you! 😁

Thanks!

Thanks, Jessy!