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You've done an incredible job putting this together !

The "Doggy Prison" didn't look quite so bad without the bars on, it's a tiny, tiny space to cram a dog into, even if it is the size of a cuddly toy - it can't even look up !

Nice result, but I'm cringing and can feel glass splinters in my hands already :-}

Going dogging will never mean the same again :-)

Beautifully visualised, and a brilliant tutorial, thanks !

I'd suggest just having a manual trigger to open / close, perhaps a short range IR sensor, and to get a better perimeter seal, use a "bubble seal". You could have a two sided opening flap to give wider access for drinks _/ \_

If you type "feather board table saw" in Google you'll get several links to Amazon, or you can make your own with a tutorial video here https://youtu.be/ilIHYEjrpP4

I'm not sure I follow the build for this, are the "horizontals" all "solid" pieces, with no cutouts to match a corresponding cutout in the "verticals" ?I've never tried doing something like this, but most shelving seems to "interlock" horizontals and verticals using slots made with a table saw.

Are you going to admit you're wrong for thinking I'm the person who published this instructable ? You've gone quiet :-}

I would have thought a cultural article like this would be well documented enough elsewhere in custom and practice not to risk copyright infringement.

I didn't write the original article, I merely posted thoughts on the "protected" nature of the pattern / shape of the horse. If this instructable is plagiarised, I'm sure there's a way to report it to Instructables directly.The link you tried to include isn't appearing for me, so I can't check the veracity of your claim, but on a personal level, I'd be delighted if someone found my work to be something they'd want to share - as long as they didn't try to pass it off as their own (claiming copyright / patent) and make loads of money from it.On my earlier point, these skills will have been passed down through generations from parent to child. Writing them down doesn't invalidate all prior work, it only makes your written interpretation a written interpretation. If a word or two is…

I didn't write the original article, I merely posted thoughts on the "protected" nature of the pattern / shape of the horse. If this instructable is plagiarised, I'm sure there's a way to report it to Instructables directly.The link you tried to include isn't appearing for me, so I can't check the veracity of your claim, but on a personal level, I'd be delighted if someone found my work to be something they'd want to share - as long as they didn't try to pass it off as their own (claiming copyright / patent) and make loads of money from it.On my earlier point, these skills will have been passed down through generations from parent to child. Writing them down doesn't invalidate all prior work, it only makes your written interpretation a written interpretation. If a word or two is changed around, it would probably be difficult to sue for copyright infringement, given that the knowledge is out in the public domain.We also don't know whether the "author" you refer to hasn't re-posted works written by someone else.

LeslieGeee - you seem to have missed the first six words of my previous comment, where I said THIS WAS NOT MY INSTRUCTABLE.Thanks :-)

Looks nice, great use of scraps, wonder what it would look like with shaped "leaves"

I like the idea of ears, but the first thing that occurred to me was to incorporate a wolf Halloween mask, not entirely sure how I'd do it, possibly make a flap in the hood it could be tucked into

Superb instructable, worthy of its own special award category:-)

I wonder whether the rungs of the ladder would be wide enough for the dog to navigate if you fastened the plywood directly to the rungs, then flipped it over, so the rungs themselves act as the "speed bumps". That way you could probably do away with making sides to it as well.

I got to the bit about annual income being 40X rent, and was shocked ! Over in the UK, the monthly earnings for a large proportion of the population is under £10k/year but rent is typically £400-500 per month even for a small flat. Those prices will go up exponentially if you move to London.

Sorry if this is a stupid question, can you connect to +12V and -12V to effectively give you 24V ?

I wish there was a competition I could give you a vote for :-)Fantastic job !

Nice job, I've got several projects that could do with this to power them, voted up ! :-)

Words fail me, superb !

Great instructable, looks awesome, and I expect to see more of these around soon !How heavy is it to ride, and do the tyres do a nice job of replacing any suspension ?All you need to do now is add some flashy LED lights, and an air horn to scare the cr*p out of people ;-p