treymartin82

What types of wood are considered hardwoods? What types of carving knives did you use? And what is the best food safe oil to use? Thanks!

What happened to your video?

I love these books you have done but do you have any instructions on how to make these?

Thanks a bunch! I’m a novice but I have a very active imagination and think with the right knowledge I could come up with some cool stuff! I was actually thinking about how to do something similar to this project a few days ago so I can’t wait to get something made! I will post when I do.

I totally understand selling this piece to help build your business and fund other projects but I have a question because I would love to make this for myself, where did you get your electronics system that controls everything? You can send me a private message if you’d like. Many thanks,Trey

Could this be done with lithium ion batteries? I know that they are lighter. Complete beginner here so sorry if this sounds dumb.

That is exactly what I’m looking to do. The piece I have measures about 2 1/2 foot around and I’m really excited to do this now all I have to do is round up the pieces and parts and make it happen Captain!

I gave a really good question for you, I have a large cross section of a tree that I would like to do this too with the burns stretching from the center out to the edges. How would I accomplish this or would your method not work? Another question also, when doing this does the burning leave deep troughs in the wood that I could fill with glow powder or colored epoxy?

How would something like this hold up if made into large tiles for the floor of a tiny house camper?

Very awesome micro mini home/teardropish trailer! I'd love to find out about how to get your help with plans to build one myself

Very interesting design! I plan to incorporate some of these when I finally build mine. I loved the small touches that people forget to add when making teardrop trailers!

I'm curious about the total cost and what size mattress that you have in there?

This looks great and honestly you have shown the best information that I can use on one to pull behind my jeep! You have clearly done your homework and have some of the best directions I have seen in all of my searching!!!

I sent a message that I hope went through to you. I will send it to you on your blog page also just in case.

When you say "Aa batteries in line" would one of the big square batteries work? They usually go in lanterns. I cannot currently recall what they are called I apologize.

thank you! I can't wait for the site to let me redeem the code!

I really love the slideout idea but for me I think I wangle do it a little differently. I would turn the shape around so the rounded end faced the trailer hitch shot that I could attach an air conditioner with built in heat system into that section and my slide out would go out of the back that is now my flat side. I would split it in half with a wall. The internal side would be cabinet doors for clothes, extra blankets, etc. the outside half would be my galley. With a Coleman camping stove for cooking,a camper one sink for water, cabinet doors where I could access my cooler and 5-10 grey water tank and other things I may need as well as my tanks that would run up to my stove. Since it's just me and my dog I don't need to sleep other people. I think that would work.

I think I would use a 5x10 trailer too

Everything I've noticed is print it right side up

Could you go into a little more detail on this please?

The best suggestion I have been been able to come up with is to try glossy photo paper since glossy photo paper and any kind of ink take long enough for the ink to be absorbed into the paper. If you applied a coat of the gel and dried it with a hair dryer on medium heat and repeated with another two more coats you might have a better chance of the ink being attached to the gel rather than the paper

It's not that they are water resistant it's because the absorb directly into the paper. I've been suggesting to people to try glossy photo paper and immediately apply the gel and then use a hairdryer on medium heat th dry the first coat and then repeat with at least 2 to 3 more coats. Inkjet ink doesn't absorb into the glossy paper right away it usually takes a little time to dry. I haven't had the chance to do this Instructable just yet but from my background in a photo print lab/camera store I feel confident in saying so