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Do you have any photos of the actual phone you created? I'd love to see the real-life version of your fake phone! : )

Clever project, thank you for sharing the details! : )

You've showcased some great techniques, and your results look excellent. Well done, you are a true artist! : )

Hi there! I can answer your question. You are free to post whatever project you like - the only issue would be if you were copying someone else's images and text and reposting them as if they were your own. The instructables site (and internet itself) is full of thousands of the same types of projects, and they all have distinct value and can teach different things to readers. : )

Excellent results! I really like this, thank you for sharing the process : )

What is a thread design? I'm not sure I understand what is being made here, but I'm curious! : )

That looks comfy, and like a great place for a nap! : )

Looks good! : )

Smart mirrors are so cool! Thank you for sharing how you made yours!! : )

Perhaps on iteration #4! : ) That would to a great feature I think, thanks for checking this out!!

Very good. I have one of these radios, and I appreciate seeing support and mod projects for it! Thanks! : )

Very neat idea, I like this approach and the end result. Well done : )

Looks good! Adding a link to the original is always appreciated. Well done : )

Nicely done!! I like the custom version a lot : )

Awesome, this is so nice to see this process. Thank you!

I just love this kind of instructable. It tells the whole story behind the project, along with showcasing your process (the good with the bad) . . and as a reader we learn a ton along the way from your experience. Well done, full marks from me!! : )

This is a pretty clever way to make a custom storage solution. Nice work!

Clever! Do you happen to have a video of a pet interacting with the device? That would be really interesting to see.

Nice! Keep up the good work!! : )

Do you have any photos of the completed mirror showing the infinity effect? That would be great to see! : )

Nice little coasters! : )

Great cardboard reuse project - thank you for sharing the details : )

Looks like it was a fun project! : )

Very nice! : )

Very cute idea - and the little face totally completes it! : )

Well done on the coop! This is a great instructable too. Very nice work, all around! : )

These instructions look pretty good! : )It looks like the main image in your introduction isn't an original and appears elsewhere online. If you're inclined to swap that out with one of your own pictures, that would improve your Instructable. Keep up the good work!

Ouch . . jackals, really?! If someone asks for a refund, we give them one, no questions asked. The author of this post got a full refund within a few hours of asking. Our response time is pretty damn quick, all things considered.I think you need a new robot t-shirt to settle your cynicism ; )

Great work! This looks like a lot of work and patience, but is such a creative way to use up scrap paper. Nicely done : )

Your Hobbes looks fantastic! A lot of people have opted for sewn eyes instead of buttons, which I think is a great idea. Thank you so much for taking the time to share a photo and comment - it always make my day, for real!! : )

Nice, thanks for sharing! : )

Those are good tips, thanks!

Nice storage setup. We need something like this at my house... thanks for the idea!! : )

Classic! Thanks for sharing : )

Thank you for your graciousness ; )

But is it completely legal? I've always heard that it's only legal if you own a physical copy of any game you download. Maybe that's not correct though?

Gotta keep your kicks clean! : ) Nice instructions, thank you for sharing.

Very interesting project! I've seen a handful of instructables from your schoolmates posted today, and this one stands out! Well done on a unique project! : )

Good technique! I've taken the same approach to add designs to costumes and such. Nicely done on your first instructable! : )

Very clever and sneaky! Nicely done : )

Ha, thanks! He actually suggested it. You know us well ;)

Hi there,Thank you for the report! I've experienced the same thing. This is a known issue that is currently being investigated. Another similar report is here: https://www.instructables.com/topics/Instructable-edits-do-not-appear-in-published-vers/

Good approach and very simple. Thanks for sharing this! : )

Clever use for cardboard! Keep it up, add a little tool here and there and over time you'll have a full workshop. Nice work, good first instructable! : )

I've never actually had fried oreos, but I've heard of them.. Thanks for sharing how to make them! Maybe we'll give them a try sometime and my house. Thanks!! : )

Looks cheesy and tasty! : )

Looks good, thank you for sharing this method! : )

The pattern of light and shadow this casts are great! Very cool, simple project. Nice work!

Very good, thank you for sharing your first Instructable!

Dang. This looks like a perfect combination of three of my favorite things. Nicely done!!!

Nicely done on your first instructable! Lots of great, clear photos and highly detailed steps. This is how to do it. Looking forward to your next projects! : )

This looks really good! I especially like the fully custom desk, built to maximize the space where it was going. Very nice work : )

Well done on your cube, and very nicely documented instructable too. I hope you get a high grade on this project!! : )

Good work guys, your photos are great and this looks like a perfect group project to learn a lot of useful skills. Keep it up! : )

Classic! Great steps and photos, nicely done : )

Thank you for sharing these tips. Welcome to the site! : )

Good tips, thanks!

I like it! I appreciate that it was handmade so it's a more accessible project for a lot of people. Well done! : )

Thanks Matt! It was a lot of fun to make : )

If I convert it to a time machine model at some point, you bet there'll be a flux capacitor! :)

Thanks! That's a good idea. I know you can buy little LED kits for rc cars like this, but I figure DIYing couldn't be too hard. Good suggestion! : )

Thanks, I hope they do!. . and then enter their version in the Remix Contest! : )

Lots of good and useful info, thank you!

I will look into Inventor, thank you for the tip! It makes me happy that you correctly identified the model! Here's is my completed project which I just posted a few hours ago: https://www.instructables.com/id/Make-a-Cardboard-DeLorean-RC-Body/

I gathered that the best route would probably be via video call, like skype, facetime, zoom or similar, to get a feel for the details. If someone is interested, we could pass the contact info privately and then the two parties could move forward.

Certainly, it is a little different. Picture a person who has had several strokes, and is unable to mentally formulate thoughts into written text, but that still has the capacity to problem-solve and create with their hands, and take a few photos. There's a snapshot of who is asking.It's not an issue of passing the buck; it's just floating an opportunity out there to see who might want to lend a hand. The authors on the site are inherently prone to giving and sharing, so we figured it couldn't hurt to ask, and are fully aware that it's an atypical request. It's just a unique instance, where someone reached out and asked for help finding a willing author to assist them. The "collaborate" function allows one user to edit the Instructable of another, and has been in place for years althou...

Certainly, it is a little different. Picture a person who has had several strokes, and is unable to mentally formulate thoughts into written text, but that still has the capacity to problem-solve and create with their hands, and take a few photos. There's a snapshot of who is asking.It's not an issue of passing the buck; it's just floating an opportunity out there to see who might want to lend a hand. The authors on the site are inherently prone to giving and sharing, so we figured it couldn't hurt to ask, and are fully aware that it's an atypical request. It's just a unique instance, where someone reached out and asked for help finding a willing author to assist them. The "collaborate" function allows one user to edit the Instructable of another, and has been in place for years although it isn't used very often. That's it. No great conspiracy.

This is one of the coolest, most clever items I've seen. It's a testament to the family's understanding of Bruce's own sense of humor, that they even made the request. And it's nice to see that you were able to pull it off within the time available. Great project!

Excellent write up, I'm glad to see this!

Nice. I need to try this software for the same type of projects. I've been working on a cardboard model car recently, and it's been a lot of fun.. but I'm just doing it by trial and error making up patterns with a pencil and ruler! : )

Very clever idea! : )