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G’day there,I’m a bit confused as to why you are doing this. If it’s to filter EMI (noise) out, then you have to use a ferrite ‘magnet’ called a ferrite bead, and one would be fine - about $1 each. They look like a tiny hotdog bun cut open. Place you cable in the ‘bun’ and snap it closed around the cable - done. Attach it close to the plug end as that’s where your EMI will be originating from. NB: Rare earth magnets (neodymium magnets) will not work for any type of EMI filtering. • If it’s for another reason, I’d love to learn what it’s about and how it works - please. Cheers mate,Mick

G’day there,I’m a bit confused as to why you are doing this. If it’s to filter EMI (noise) out, then you have to use a ferrite ‘magnet’ called a ferrite bead, and one would be fine - about $1 each. They look like a tiny hotdog bun cut open. Place you cable in the ‘bun’ and snap it closed around the cable - done. Attach it close to the plug end as that’s where your EMI will be originating from. NB: Rare earth magnets (neodymium magnets) will not work for any type of EMI filtering. • If it’s for another reason, I’d love to learn what it’s about and how it works - please. Cheers mate,Mick

G’day there,I’m a bit confused as to why you are doing this. If it’s to filter EMI (noise) out, then you have to use a ferrite ‘magnet’ called a ferrite bead, and one would be fine - about $1 each. They look like a tiny hotdog bun cut open. Place you cable in the ‘bun’ and snap it closed around the cable - done. Attach it close to the plug end as that’s where your EMI will be originating from. NB: Rare earth magnets (neodymium magnets) will not work for any type of EMI filtering. ***If it’s for another reason, I’d love to learn what it’s about and how it works - please.***Cheers mate,Mick

G’day there,I’m a bit confused as to why you are doing this. If it’s to filter EMI (noise) out, then you have to use a ferrite ‘magnet’ called a ferrite bead, and one would be fine - about $1 each. They look like a tiny hotdog bun cut open. Place you cable in the ‘bun’ and snap it closed around the cable - done. Attach it close to the plug end as that’s where your EMI will be originating from. NB: Rare earth magnets (neodymium magnets) will not work for any type of EMI filtering. • If it’s for another reason, I’d love to learn what it’s about and how it works - please. Cheers mate,Mick

PS - you should think seriously about making and selling these. They have so many applications other than hanging bikes. You can have different hooks, loops, pulleys, clamps etc and track extensions as accessories to a basic ‘pack’ etc etc. Buy a sole trader business name and start and eBay store, advertise in some magazines like cycling and tool magazines, approach your local hardware and bike shops. I think there is a huge market out there, like I said, a commercial equivalent costs thousands and there is no affordable solution.Never know till you have a go 😉

PS - you should think seriously about making and selling these. They have so many applications other than hanging bikes. You can have different hooks, loops, pulleys, clamps etc and track extensions as accessories to a basic ‘pack’ etc etc. Buy a sole trader business name and start and eBay store, advertise in some magazines like cycling and tool magazines, approach your local hardware and bike shops.

Its about to become an overhead cable management the length of my shed for an air line, electricity cable and lighting that I can position over whatever job I’m working on. Do the hooks slide freely or will I need bearings do you think?Commercial ones are overkill for me and cost an arm and a leg!!Excellent idea - Thank you so much - seriously!

Its about to become an overhead cable management the length of my shed for an air line, electricity cable and lighting that I can position over whatever job I’m working on. Do the hooks slide really freely?Commercial ones are overkill for me and cost an arm and a leg!!Excellent idea - Thank you so much - seriously!

What a great idea, and beautifully done!! I have bits and pieces of adhesives in a mess on a shelf I have no idea why I didn’t think of this... you are going to save me so much time!!Thank you! M

Have you solved the ‘case’ yet?? lololol(Clue caddy) Just playing ;-)Cheers, Michael

Of course you could. I’m a craftsman and make all my furniture and restoration jobs electricity free (using only hand tools.) The only exception is breaking down 8’ x 4’ sheets with a table saw. It is so satisfying and relaxing, you’ll love it, all the best. M

G’day,Lovely bench(es), thanks for sharing. Is there a PDF dimensioned plan available anywhere for download? It would be great if there was!Quick Q Re the ‘biscuits’ - in the pics they look a fair bit undersize for the mortises. Was that intentional?... and if it was, is that a ‘trick of the trade’ to help fitment??Thanks again,SG

1 more quick Q sorry. What would you recommend as the best and generally suitable timber that’s readily available here in Australia. SG

G’day, I really liked your project, caught my eye straight away. I love the Nintendo one too!!If I could make one quick suggestion, if you continue the vertical red stripe All the way through so you have a Red Cross + in the centre it will pull your table into focus. (Also, did you notice the optical illusion you created with your painted lines, it makes the gaps in your table top planks look bowed outward on either side. Works if you draw the same pattern on paper with two lines through it - cool) )

Totally awesome!Embed a real chip into it, conduct each pin to each leg, design some conductive circuit carpet and before long you could be living inside a real working computer/house thingy - add an electric scooter and you’d be TRON!!Really LOVE this ‘ible. Thank you.

Hey thanks, I thought I knew it all but there’s a couple of points in there that are really helpful to me - I’m glad I took the time to read through it all - really good instructable. Quick note: Step 1 - Sentence 1 should read “double end end mill” - I think 🤔 . How many ends can an end mill mill till an end mill can’t mill ends? 🤓CheersSG

Hey thanks, I thought I knew it all but there’s a couple of points in there that are really helpful to me - I’m glad I took the time to read through it all - really good instructable. Quick note: Step 1 - Sentence 1 should read “double end end mill” - I think 🤔 . How many ends can an end mill mill till an end mill can’t mill ends? 🤓CheersSG

Hey thanks, I thought I knew it all but there’s a couple of points in there that are really helpful to me - I’m glad I took the time to read through it all - really good instructable. Quick note: Step 1 - Sentence 1 should read “double end end mill” - I think . How many ends can an end mill mill till an end mill can’t mill ends? CheersSG

Come on now ... go and get your Japanese chisels and saws out. But seriously, you have taken one of the oldest woodworking traditions on earth that took a lifetime to master and used one of the newest technologies on earth so that anyone can create ‘masterpieces’ in minutes. Sometimes I have to pinch myself at what we can do today. Thank you, your application of modern techniques here has left me truely amazed.(And maybe slightly conflicted/confused inside)SG

G’day there,I LOVE this instructable. The box turned out beautifully! So good in fact that I am definitely going to steal your idea and make three for myself. I do some calligraphy for fun and my ink is in small round plastic bottles so I’ll use your design, make the base deeper and drill the hole to neatly fit the ink bottles. It will make my bottles very stable, make me feel very very professional and I’d bet in turn it makes my lettering better too.It will look awesome. I’m excited and I just want to thank you in advance - “thank you”Cheers,Michael

Great job guys! You are an inspiration to us all!On that note, if you have any ideas of ‘things’ that would help you and your family's life be easier, but you don’t know how to make, wire or build it, give a yell out here on instrctables, we’d all love the opportunity to help.

Really good job! Nice solder on the circuit board - and the copper. Thanks

WOW...You, Taifur, are an amazingly knowledgeable man. Thank you !!

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G'day Michael,Are you using vanilla extract with bourbon essence in it????Cheers Michael from Australia

Wow, you should be so proud of that! Great skills from design to use. Really really impressive. Great 'ible' too. Thanks.

Can't stop smiling back at 'him?' LOL This is my second favourite piece of yours, I still love 'DEER FRIEND' the best. Both awesome!