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Yes. At some point our offices will reopen, but I can't say for certain 100% when that will be.

Maybe it will qualify for one of our other contests?

No. I believe that would be fine on its own.

Congratulations! Glad it is working.

Love this. Nicely done. I wish all my Arduinos looked like this.

Some day I plan to make a wood fired hot tub like this. Thanks for sharing. I will definately reference this when I get there.

Yes. The DPDT switch is a bypass switch.

Ha! :)

I do not know from your description alone. Here is a better / more current version I have made of the same thing. Maybe it would be easier to spot your mistake by looking at the instructions here:https://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Guitar-Pedal/

I did no such thing. I used a metal case and the case is grounded. Only one jack needs to be connected to the PCB. The other jack gets grounded through the case. Also, you are reading that image wrong. You should be reading the SPDT switch pin rows up-down, and not left right. If you did, you would see my wiring is identical.I rest assured everything here is accurate.

The glass bed came as part of the CR-10 printer and its heated bed assembly. This is a link to the glass, but I am not sure it will fit your printer bed. You would have to measure.

Where is the fun in that?

I am not sure. Generic Costco brand...? The inside of most toilet paper rolls should be the same size, but you may need to adjust this as necessary.

These are also linked to above in the description.

I used yogurt containers, but you can get them from Amazon. See the links above in the instructions.

Cool! Glad to see this worked out for you. I was wondering if anyone ever made this after all these years. :)

Nice! Looks great. Like the distressed effect.

We run a Metalworking Contest once a year. The way that the calendar is shaping up, this year's contest will likely be in the fall. That said, there are plenty of other contests where metalworking projects would eligible.

You are like a different breed of fancy sheep. :) Welcome to our flock. 🐑

The negative terminal is ground in this example, and that is being connected to the chassis.

You cannot do that. You may only enter an instructable into one contest.

I am personally invested in Canon cameras and lenses, so don't have much experience with Nikon. That said, people seem to like the new Nikon mirrorless cameras. To confuse the matter, the new Sony mirrorless cameras are also very good. To echo what Gomakekit said, most DSLR (or similar mirrorless cameras) will take nice pictures once you get a hang of them. The trick is getting good light and a clean background.

Let me know how it turns out if you make them and what you use instead of toilet paper. That said, the toilet paper is still reusable at the end of the day. Or maybe you could use the cardboard tube from a toilet paper roll and wrap it in white yarn (or something).

Super cool. Welcome to our flock! 🐑

I shoot all of my pictures with a Canon 6D.

Awesome! Which recipe is that?

Yes. You can read more about it here:https://www.instructables.com/lesson/Electricity-2/

I have mine set to 60 degrees (C) for PLA. I don't know if this is the best setting, but it is what I use and it seems to work well.

Awesome. Welcome to the flock. 🐑🐑🐑

Hmmm... I'm still not sure. You might be able to print it so that it has built in supports so that it is part of a larger part.

Cool! I would laser cut it if I could. Would be much quicker for sure! Also, thanks for sharing your files. Welcome to the flock. 🐑

I used supports. I printed it upside down so the side that the toilet paper rested on (and you wouldn't see later) was the side which got the supports.

Thanks

Nice bank. The design is super-fun.

I already had some.

Thank you!

That was the only thing I had on hand in bulk. We go to Costco twice a year and buy toilet paper (and some other stuff). :)

Thanks :)

It was update a few days ago.

Only 4 more days.