rich.altmaier

Hi Michael, mixed. By remote video I could not easily tell if the soil was level or slanted, so I tipped the vehicle over a few times. I started to add "flags" to the front, visible in the camera view, to show vehicle tilting. But have not gotten back to it!

Hi Nematic, could you add your wiring diagram to the instructable? That is a significant omission!Thanks

It is quite lovely. The color is my favorite aspect!

Making these is enough steps that it is more fun to make with a partner! Post photos!

If you think mango may be interesting, check out my Triple Mango Cake!thanks!Rich

Stuart, I strongly recommend using a "load bar" to pre-order and align the wires! Night and day improvement. https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/cinch-connectivity-solutions-aim-cambridge/32-2198UL/J10091-ND/2096753?&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI-fvRv_Tv3gIVYRh9Ch3uLAJjEAQYASABEgIVpvD_BwE

Hi, i don't see any 45 degree angle in any of your components. Could you add a photo of that? How do you get the guide on a 45degree angle, with some support?

Shihaba7, I think not because air gets through much smaller holes than water. Here is a paper on the topic: http://sensistor.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Me...That said, I look forward to your posting your results!

Regarding "...PLEASE look into zoning regulations before you make the final location decision; not all areas are modular or shipping container home friendly."Could you name any nearby suburban cities which will permit this structure? I think there is quite a challenge in the building permit. In fact this contest really should be about obtaining a building permit for a tiny home.

A very nice design, good work! I have a suggestion to do a similar design but use the Intel NUC. I used the Pi for a year as a server, and the darn thing would hang every few weeks. I think the quality level of Raspberry Pi is not up to any server standard. Go with the NUC!

PLA is rated to 170C, which is 338F. So boiling water is way below that. So far, so good!

Is the water chamber watertight? Is there any leaking? Does it leak if the exit is capped?

Please be aware there is no security in this solution, in that any random person can walk up, pair, and open the door. So you can consider this lock the equivalent of no lock at all. It looks like a fun project! But for a real door, it would be cheaper and equivallent security to have no lock at all.

I'm sorry but this is not going to work. The energy generated is way way too small to put any measurable charge on a phone.