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I don’t remember the size but this wood was mahogany. You can use plywood for most things but I used a hard wood since it was for my mom.

Thanks. It does make the clean up a lot easier.

Thanks. They can’t really complain when they play loud music till 2am.

It was so hard! I wont be doing it again anytime soon.

https://cdn.instructables.com/ORIG/FDC/UM01/IU7AKZBU/FDCUM01IU7AKZBU.pdf

I got mine from Home Depot but they sell it on amazon.

I have the file linked to the instructable I did on the mini version. So just go to my profile and you can find it.

Thanks! I do like that they are easily doable by two very different techniques.

woodgluenailshammernail gun would be quicker rather than the hammer and nailshand saw or miter saw

Thanks. I mostly did it cause I thought it would be funny. Going into this contest I knew there was gonna be a lot of people entering with greater skills than what I have so I didn't really enter the contest to win. I did it just to participate.

Thanks. It would be totally easy to route a part for leds. I used rustoleum super glaze epoxy. It’s like $30 bucks at Home Depot.

Thanks. I just used semi gloss spray lacquer

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Thanks! It’s currently my favorite pen.

oh thanks. I didnt even think about how the size of the spacers could change. Thanks for letting me know.

Thanks! Since it was gonna dot in my desk I tried to think about the design a bit more.

Awesome!

Ill have to check out IKEA thanks.

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nice!

cool

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That would probably work well. You can set the bottle of oil in warm water then it shouldn’t make the wax clump up when you add it.

It can be applied on top of other finishes.

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Totally!

Thanks. Plinko was easier to make then I thought it was gonna be

Thanks! The kids had a blast!

For the crock pot I let it cool a bit and when it is warm i use a paper towel to wipe it out. The wood finish appears to hold up pretty well. But if the item was gonna sit outside a lot I would prob go with something else. I think pure tung oil or mineral oil is the best to use. You can also use walnut oil, coconut oil, and raw linseed oil. Hope this helps.

Awesome! Let me know how it goes.

It depends. If your making a table I would probably use a varnish for most other things it should hold up well. Polished like this is commanly used in cuttinging boards so it should be ok standing up again stains.

It is used to clamp a piece of leather that you are hand stitching. You put the material between the arms and clamp it so that it is easier to sew.