trike road poet

What a fun project! Gotta make this and see what I can do with it. Thanks for posting it, a great winters project and simply awesome potential for offshoots and experimenting.

WOW! Great project, and what a result. I am looking now to try this for a case for my laptop. The contrast in the leather and the grain of the wood are such perfect companions in this piece, it just shines! Thanks for sharing this, its so worth trying, and the best part is its a lifetime of use waiting to be shared, as I see some Chistmas gifts coming out of this idea.

Great design, and so easy. Thanks for posting, its a great yard work wagon and for a few bucks.

A serious project, and one that will pay back the effort on many a cold night! This is a superb idea, and I thank you for a new project that will be in my shop come next winter!!! Thanks so much for sharing it here, many of us will be looking this over several times I know.

seriously easy and useful, I will be making some of these for my shop, just too handy not to have a few on hand! Thanks for posting!

Like a Japanese plane in a way. I need a shallow angle plane for dressing end grain, and this looks like an ideal way to make my own. Thanks for posting such a great project.

Great project, showing how to do it with what you have to hand. Well done and many thanks for posting the project to inspire others to try their hand at telescope making. This is why Instructables is such an awesome site, we all can learn and pass on skills and ideas freely bringing people together with a world wide scope. I look forward to the next project!

Love the design, simple yet usable over a large area with ease. Thanks for sharing the design, this will be a valuable addition to my small shop.

Outstanding project, seriously useful for noise control in a hard walled room. I'm making some for my stereo listening area, easy and well done, thanks.

Seriously outstanding recipe!!! Thanks for the posting, and I will be trying this later, as we love entertaining.

WONDERFUL!!!I made so many crystal radios as a kid my mother was sure I'd never get out of the house. DXing (Late night station hunting on am) was my first real hobby. This makes a lot of old memories come to mind, and now I have to see if I can still make a radio. Want a real challenge, try making a crystal radio as small as possible that still pulls in stations from a hundred miles out at night. Thanks for posting such a creative idea.

Clean design, beautiful work. Love the individual feel to this piece, really makes the effort worth the time.

Clean design, very nice result, could use a schematic and parts id.

Novel idea and simply elegant in its ease of operation! Thanks for a very handy tip.

WOW! Beautiful joint, seriously clean and yet elegant.

Never too many uses for the handyman's secret weapon (according to the Red Green show!)

GREAT INSTRUCTIBLE! Tried this on my lower jeans legs, and they are really wet proof, awesome for playing in the snow. Thanks for the idea.

Awesome project, well thought out and well documented! Really get the old brain juices flowing, thanks for sharing.

Lovely project, and so darn useful! Thanks for posting it, I'll be building one for myself.

Thanks, I really love this rack, having my saws at hand and no crowded area full of sharp edges is a treat! It also will keep those sharp edges sharp and no chance of dinging or catching on everything. Now I'm looking at making some racks for my chisels and carving gouges, and something to organize my hammers. I find fixing up my small shop as much fun as building stuff for others.

Well, we'll start with WOW and go from there!!!Great idea and well executed, you used sound logic and mechanically sound layout to create a very good wheel design. Loved the original car, Roth was ahead of his time. Will be looking for the book. Thanks for posting a great instructable.

If there is one truly vital tool in any shop, it is the oft overlooked vise! Great tips, and all of them going into my shop skills as I'll use every one!

This is a great design, easy to make and fun to finish. Thanks for posting this idea, I have a pile of scrap wood just perfect for making one of these.

I LOVE the challenge of turning scrap into projects, sort of goes with my pack rat mentality! Re-purposing material into usable items is more of a long-term hobby with me, fun and money saving.

I've had the same problem, checked on 5 classes and shows that I completed 3 with partial credit for the other 2. Sent help request and they looked into it, but nothing really was solved. I went back and repeated the classes not finished (according to them), FOUR MORE TIMES! still couldn't get a 100% even when the total class was repeated something like 8 times! I guess I'll take the classes for information and not worry about if they count as complete.

A fun project, and well laid out and presented in detail. Thanks for posting such a great idea for gifts.

Nice project, all the basics brought together in a way to illustrate the need for each and how they work together. Thanks for the work invilved, and well organized!

Clean design. easy to follow and perfect for the backyard! Thanks for posting such a neat idea, proving anyone can do a fun project with a good scribble drawing, some perseverance and a little care in the doing. Hope to see more such ideas from you.

Solid design and a great shop tool for us wood workers, thanks!

Seriously good instructable! A very handy tip for campers and hikers, with a strong application of good sense! You could even use this method to move fire among multiple camp fires in a group camp with safety and ease. Well done.

I cut off the head just to make more room in the bag, and to keep my wife from going all squemish, (more peace in the teepee most imprtant!)