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Complete Your Profile- sammyscrammy favorited Custom RPG Minis by adjeprado4 weeks ago
- sammyscrammy made the instructable How to Build a Gas Forge Burner4 months ago
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- sammyscrammy commented on Willys36's instructable Building a Custom Automotive Wheel From Scratch1 year agoView Instructable »
Thanks so much for the huge look inside preview of the book. I had planned on reading the "To Win" series by Caroll Smith, but I think your book just pushed "Tune" and "Prepare" down one slot.
- sammyscrammy favorited Arduino Powered CNC Router by vederstein1 year ago
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- sammyscrammy commented on djpolymath's instructable Meat Grinder Restoration1 year agoView Instructable »
That looks nice. What kind of paint did you use? Also, what does it mean to season the inside? Why use sprouts and garlic?
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- sammyscrammy favorited Build a Billy Cart by ScitechWA2 years ago
- sammyscrammy made the instructable TIG Welded Acoustical / Exponential Horns2 years agoView Instructable »
(well, something like that) This is an awesome instructable! I can't weld and I don't have matlab, but I just couldn't resist building this. I bought 5 sheets of poster board at the store. I set up a spreadsheet based on the .m file you provided. I designed the facets to use up the entire length of the poster board. I modified the facets so that they interlock. It is held together with white duct tape. I was most fascinated by how how it makes far away sounds sound like they are right at your ear. My kids enjoyed yelling at each other with it.
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- sammyscrammy commented on seamster's instructable Portable Bandsaw Metal Stand2 years agoView Instructable »
Hi Seamster, thanks for the instructable. I want to be able to weld angle iron like you did in this instructable. May I ask what kind of welding setup do you use? From what I've read it sounds like I'll need to run 220 to the garage to weld 3/16 inch angle iron. I hope that's not really the case.
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- sammyscrammy commented on arpruss's instructable Python coding for Minecraft2 years agoView Instructable »
Thanks for the awesome instructable. It worked out pretty easily on Ubuntu. There was one minor detail I didn't pick up from the instructions though. When I downloaded mods.zip, I extracted all the version subfolders into my .minecraft/mods folder. It turns out I needed to copy the .jar from the correct version directly into /mods. After that everything worked great.
- sammyscrammy commented on crazyg's instructable Power Supply Repair, a Tale of Hope and Despair . Numark Dj Mixer DM3002X Internal Power2 years agoView Instructable »
Man, this was an awesome instructable! I'm so glad you got your mixer going. Thanks for documenting your heroic plight. I love the schematic in step 9 (3). All the analog goodness in that picture makes it clear why it was worth fighting for.
- sammyscrammy commented on Black Beard Projects's instructable The Walking Dead Intro Knife2 years agoView Instructable »
This is awesome! I have questions about casting the handle though. Did you leave the styrofoam in the mold when you poured the aluminum? I would guess the styrofoam would just evaporate. But does that cause any risk of melted aluminum blowing out of the mold? Thanks.
- sammyscrammy commented on Alex in NZ's instructable Saw Handle for Tree Pruner2 years agoView Instructable »
In my case the pole was too short so I decided to climb the tree and cut. The holes in my blade were lined up perpendicular to the length of the blade and were too far apart to use a closet rod for the handle. Instead I found a scrap of 3/4" plywood that was about right.. I just used the pole saw blade to cut a kerf down the center ply on one end. Then I used a coping saw to cut a handle shape into it. While I was using it, I realized I should have filed the corners round first.. I'll fix that later, but for today it got the job done.
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Thanks so much for the instructions. First project will to be to forge a flare. I might try to use it to harden 3/4" nipple threads to make a tap to thread the flare so I can just screw it on to the main burner tube.