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Wow!!! That’s a really cool idea!!!!! Looks amazing! Thanks for sharing this, I’m inspired!!! :))

Ive been thinking about some really cool project for a while. The one that I’m most excited about is finding an old stained glass window and mounting it in a wall in my condo with some back light that I can control on a dimmer. I’m not super handy or experienced but your instructable gave me a lot more confidence. Thank you for taking the time. Your window looks amazing!!!

This is the best instructable I’ve read in a long, long time. I’m 1/4 Irish and my mom always used to tell be about her youth, wasting days away searching fields for “four leaf clovers.” Man... if I didn’t read this instructable I’d be thrown out a window. Thank you for saving me. :)

this is awesome!!!! wow. I might try and make this but I'm not a strong woodsmith or handyman. But this looks too good not to try.

this is really nicely done! Looks really professional! Thanks for sharing it!!

I like this one. Good luck with the contest!!!

This looks really awesome!!! Well done and thanks for sharing!!

This one caught my eye in the feed. Really well done and I love the style of the photos. There’s something so special and magical about this. Really well done and thanks for sharing! Definitely inspirational for me.

ThisIsAwesome!!!! Well done kid! Much respect

Looks awesome!! I’ve made chests but never bothered with trim or even finish, but it really seems to elevate the project and bring it all together. Nicely done!!

This is brilliant! I’m definitely going to try this out. I have a bottle of alcool left over from making a storm glass. It’s 98% alcohol. Do you have any idea if that would work or if that would be too strong? Vodka is about 40-50% I believe.

That’s awesome. I’ve taken a couple classes on lost wax casting. Lots of fun.

:0 you just blew my mind!! Thanks for sharing!! I owe you!

"Chocolate birds nests"... that's way better than "Chow Mein Choco Drops!" :)

Hey! They are “emailul enamelware” from Romania. I picked them both up at home sense in Toronto last year. Here’s a pic of the bottom with all the information I have. :)

Hey! I’m pretty inexperienced with 3D printing and not sure. Seems like a cool thing to investigate though. :)

Hey thanks! I realize I didn’t proofread and there were a few typos, but that’s ok. :) I was able to render 3 and a half of those little bars. I think that should be enough for some fabric wax... but I’m concerned that the beeswax smell will attract bees, which isn’t a bad thing, but probably not ideal as I’m camping or hiking... I’ll have to think it through as I really don’t want to waste this stuff. :)