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Very cool, I dig it. This is a great first instructable by the way!

Very nice, tidy design and assembly. I'm not completely familiar with this sort of stuff - will the live feed be viewable online to you somewhere . . or via wifi to a device? Where do you see the video feeds?

Very cool, lots of interesting info too. I've always been impressed with homemade rc cars, thank you for sharing this! : )

I infer that you put the sensor into the soil to measure the moisture content and then it waters the plant automatically as needed. Is that correct?

So nasty . . in a good way! Very nicely done!

Hi Gene. I posted this instructable several years ago, and all of the information I have about this project is contained here. Hopefully I shared enough info in the steps here to help you out. I appreciate the interest!

Perfectly creepy. Not sure I'd want to eat it! : )

Welcome and thanks for sharing your first instructable! : )

This is a great idea. I'm often on conference calls and could really use something like this! Thanks!

Well done, this is so good! You're incredibly talented! : )

This looks very nicely done. I always like when weddings have little homemade touches like this! : )

This is really slick. I like the way you did the staining for the carved part, that really looks good. Nicely done!

This looks pretty cool. I'd recommend using the photo of your finished burned runes as your cover image.. You should always show off your work! : )

Very clever, I like it! :)

Hmm. It seems to look pretty good to me! You can tweak the shape a little as you see fit, but adding more stuffing to stretch it out, or you can make the corner pleats a little more which would make it both stand off of the face a little more and make it cover a little less. Those are the only tips I can suggest. There's a little trial and error involved I guess, but you're on the right track and I think it looks really good!

NICE! This is so good, and the reactions in the video were fantastic. Love it!!

Very clever, and a great solution. Thank you!

Such a simple but clever idea. I really like this, thank you for sharing the technique!

This is a good technique - I've done something similar to make my own custom model rocket tubes. Nice to see how you made yours!

Ha! Love it, you went above and beyond with this! : )

These look delicious! Mini cheesecakes are one of my all time favorite desserts, thank you for sharing how you make them! : )

Roombas are great to hack and make stuff out of. Nice to see what you did! : )

Looks like a solid house! : )

This is really impressive. Bravo and well done! : )

I love rockets! This is a great rocket project, thanks for sharing!

Looks good! : )

Nicely done. These look like an excellent snack or an on-the-go meal. Thanks!

This looks delicious! Great instructable too - very nicely done : )

I'd need a hammock stand like this! Thanks for sharing how you made yours : )

I like this! It seems like a great, fun way to make a funky item to hang on the wall. Thank you!

Nice little shelf! : )

Clever mod, thank you for sharing!

Ha! Love this - it's such a clever but relatively simple idea. And it makes for a very trippy effect! : )

This is a good technique and something I've used many times over the years. Nicely explained! I'm looking forward to the Instructable on the full Grinch ornament! : )

Very nicely done!

Nice! Thanks for your great comment. Have you posted your frankenbot over on the Instructable for it? Be sure to do that if you haven't! : ) https://www.instructables.com/id/Frankenbot-Papercraft/

Nice work! I enjoyed seeing that you took on the sewing aspect too, even if you ended up not enjoying the process! ; )

Fantastic idea, and nicely executed. Very pleasant video to watch as well!I love your anvil!

This is really well done. I like that you've included the necessary dimensions, so this can be reproduced with as little fuss as possible. Great project, great instructable!

Very nicely done! It's great to be able to design and print stuff like this to replace broken bits and pieces of things. Nicely done! : )

This is really good. I especially like the layering technique you used to make the car! I've taken a similar approach on past projects, and it works really nicely for making more complicated shapes. Well done!

Adding some tech to vegetables is always a good thing. Nicely done!! : )

This is some excellent crafty engineering! The boiling of the sticks was an especially clever step. Great work!

Interesting idea, thanks for sharing! : )

This is incredible! : OYou absolutely nailed a perfect idea with perfect execution - seriously fantastic!

Very cool! I've given a couple as gifts too, and they are always appreciated. I'm intrigued by the wooden people in bottles.. got a photo of that?

Excellent stuff. Got my gears turning for sure. Thanks!

Excellent! This is really nice to see. Glad you made this, and thank you so much for taking the time to share the results. Nicely done!!

I think it's great! I'm glad you responded to my forum topic. I was curious if anyone would (aside from all these site admins! ;) . . so thank you again!

WOW, this is pretty intense! I love seeing large scale community-focused projects like this though. My kids would have loved this. Awesome project, thank you for sharing the details. I wish more cities did stuff like this!

Amen brother : ) Thank you for your thoughtful comment. The idea of using hitch receivers as multi-use holders is a good one, thank you.

Good simple steps, thanks for sharing how to change a furnace filter : )Was this done for a school assignment?

This is a really clever build. Nice execution!

Nice! For the memories, it's always worth it! : )

Ha! That's awesome! Wonderful comment, thank you for taking the time to chime in! : )

What did you make? Do we get to see it? : D

Nicely done on your first instructable. Hope to see more from you! :)

It's great to see meaningful, thoughtful projects like this. Keep up the good work! : )

Very unique project, nicely done! : )

This is awesome, Bravo! What a perfect project for a classroom full of creative maker-kids! : )

Thank you for sharing this! I didn't make my hoverboard in the same manner as yours (I used plywood), but I found your template for the details extremely helpful in finishing mine. Your image from step 5 was printed out and used as a guide for placing strips of tape and for the various details. I just wanted to say thanks!! Here's a picture of my board on a messy kitchen table late Halloween Eve : )

Such a perfect witch! I like that it's got a very lady-Gollum sort of look. Glad you put this together, it's so good!!

These are awesome. I love the hair, and the whole setup looks excellent! : )

Love it! Nicely done and clever too : )

This is my kind of helper. Get in there and put your life on the line! ; )

Nice details. I need a couple of these to help out at my drill press! : )

Fantastic upgrades! : )

Cute idea and so clever! Nice work!

Nicely done - I like the little antenna case! I've never seen that done before but it seems like a great idea.

Nicely done, it's a great feeling when you can apply a little effort and skill to extend of the life of a useful item. You did that very well! : )

Simple and clever method, the mask looks good! : )

Thanks! You should give it a shot sometime for sure : )

Nice work! It's refreshing to see simple and unique non-character costumes like this. Great costume attosa! : )

This looks great! If you haven't done it yet, you should post an "I Made It" comment over on the Frankenbot Instructable! : ) https://www.instructables.com/id/Frankenbot-Papercraft/

Thank you for sharing your project. Welcome to Instructables! : )

Interesting project! Thanks for sharing : )

Well done my friend, this represents a lot of work and some really excellent storage options for you. Very good work!

Inspiring project! The finished look of your plane is so good, and the humble material just makes it that much more impressive. When I was a kid I rode to school in a bus that passed the Boeing Field in Seattle, WA and was mesmerized by seeing these in real life up close every day. I really enjoyed your project, thank you for sharing this.

Such a great project! Video was great too - the initial reveal is exciting just as a viewer, but I imagine it's thrilling in person. Well done. I need a bigger chainsaw..!

Hey, I'm glad you're making one! Stick with and best of luck as you complete it! As far as figuring out the pattern, I just tried to break it down into individual basic shapes. There was a little trial and error I think, with the head particularly, but it wasn't too bad : )

Very cool! I had several mice a few years ago, and they would have loved something like this. Thanks for the info, I was genuinely curious! : )

Great prototyping! Keep making and coming up with creative solutions and you'll change the world! : )