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Very kool, thanks for letting me know. I shared your blog on my page as well. Nice work on the base :)

Very nice job, thanks for sharing.

No problem, it just seemed odd, cause I got a prize in the Tandy contest, did my shipping info yesterday and it shipped today. For Makerspace Challenge it was shirts and giftcodes, like I said, it just seemed odd, and I thought maybe it was missed.

hello there,I filled out the info for my team's 3rd placing in the Makerspace Challenge last month, but it hasn't shipped yet, is there a delay or did this get missed?

Thank you very much :D

I'm not sure it would work. The way I'd look at things, the print head has 0 force applied to it (aside from gravity) so it is not used to feedback. Leather engraving I believe is usually done by force. I've seen laser engravers attached to the XY axis of a printer to be used that way, but it's not receiving any force.I just don't think the stepper motor on the Z-axis of a 3D printer could provide and handle enough force to actually engrave the surface without damaging it. I may be wrong, but this is my opinion on the idea. It's neat, but I think a laser engraver would be better.

Normally I would agree with you, BUT....... The rose is encased in the glass, this really diminishes the effect of air, dust and such. And as long as it's not in direct sunlight it will last longer. I'm fairly certain it will outlive me. Thank you for the compliment. :)

Lol :)

Thank you. It's an artificial flower, so it will last forever.

Thank you. It might look a bit more realistic, but the rose from the animated film almost always is pink when it's glowing, like this picture.

It's definitely an idea :)

Thank you

Thank you very much. Please do, I'd love to see how it turns out. :)

This is very impressive, great job :) I think I'm going to have to make one.

Thank you very much.It most definetely is in the makerspace contest. However the prizing for that contest is only based on featured instructables, so I'm not sure what effect voting has there. But I welcome all votes :)

It absolutely is entered in the makerspace contest. But that contest appears to only have prizes based on # of featured instructables, so I'm not sure what effect voting has for that, but I welcome all votes :)

I will not be providing the reference material for the internals, as they were purchased from Bryan. I would suggest to try contacting Bryan directly at:http://www.bryanbabich.com/contact/

That's really cool, nice work :)

There is nothing like a stain on your record, lol.I've published 12 instructables and 11 were featured.How can I get this one worthy to be featured? Please help.https://www.instructables.com/DIY-Apple-of-Eden-Replica-for-Cosplay/

Thank you very much

Thank you very much.I did not make the documents :( I purchased them from a run on a firefly prop forum.

You still could if you really want to, it's a process that can be done at any time. But if you are happy with the result, then just enjoy it as it is. If you do decide to burnish: I would test on a small area first so you can see how it would look, and if you like it continue, if you don't like how it looks, then leave it. :)

Very nice work, I've only just started to get into leatherwork in the last year, and I never imagined how fun and rewarding the hobby could be. (Any expensive till you have the tools, lol) Did you burnish your pieces?Once again, very nice work

Can't wait for makerlympics, I'm just not sure what category the instructable I want to enter even qualifies under.

Thank you, but I don't have a 3D printer. I used 3D hubs, you can always throw the files into their quoting program and get an idea of how much it would cost to have printed. :)

The sentence flow is much better now, could use a finer proofread in my opinion, but much improved :) (Small linking words in various places)You lost me a bit in step 5 as you are interchanging the term "speed" and "RPM" as they are technically not the same as RPM is a frequency. I think a simple revision would help clear this up:"Now we know the rpm of the motor.So it's not difficult to speed up or slow down the motor.To do this, we will require a motor driver. EN (enable) pin on the shield is used to vary the rpm of the motor using PWM (pulse width management). So simply connect PWM pin (pin 11 used in code) to the EN pin on the driver. Also set the pin on the driver to HIGH which drives the motor."

The sentence flow is much better now, could use a finer proofread in my opinion, but much improved :) (Small linking words in various places)You lost me a bit in step 5 as you are interchanging the term "speed" and "RPM" as they are technically not the same as RPM is a frequency. I think a simple revision would help clear this up:"Now we know the rpm of the motor.So it's not difficult to speed up or slow down the motor.To do this, we will require a motor driver. EN (enable) pin on the shield is used to vary speed of motor using PWM (pulse width management). So simply connect PWM pin (pin 11 used in code) to the EN pin on the driver. Also set the pin on the driver to HIGH which drives the motor."

Wow, thanks. Indiana Jones is definitely one of my top heroes.

Do staff re-check instructables?

From just a quick look and I'd say that your grammar needs some work. The english sentences don't flow very nicely and reads a bit fractured. I think it should be proofread for starters.

Perhaps share with other sites across other social media (the share button at the top right of the instructable should help). Congrats on the high amount of views, I've maxed currently on 7.7k views on one instructable, and it's almost 2 months old :) So well done. That's a very indepth instructble, great work.

Thanks for the tips, is there a way to re-submit to be featured?

Not sure why I wasn't featured on this one, can someone let me know please?https://www.instructables.com/DIY-Apple-of-Eden-Replica-for-Cosplay/

I've actually heard that a couple of times. I love DW and Captain Jack so I'll take that as a great compliment :)

Thank you very much, I made this awhile back when I was just starting to build props and such, still one of my favorites.

Thank you. Yes the propmakers did a great job on the communicator, I love fan made stuff, so much passion and talent. The one I have has full lights and sound.