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Great Instructable. I'm bookmarking this. I've painted a car before but it was 45 years ago. Some things have obliously changed. Thanks!

So yes, I made 18 leaves for my son for Christmas. He loves it!

I almost did one when I saw Adam's build: Bravo, Excellent work. I have always wanted one and yet...

Tom, How did I miss this back in July? This is a great project with very detailed and complete instructions (which you're super good at). See you at Expo 2022!

Bravo, as a former extreme Christmas decorator, I get it. Very creative and thanks for supporting a wonderful cause.

What a great project. I received the original nano as a gift but I've always wanted more. Time to start printing!

Very well done. Easy to follow and understand.

I love it. I'm doing it!

You have an amazing ability. This project inspires me. Thank you!

Very cool project. The spalting on the wood makes it that much more interesting. The use of templates is great.

Very nice design. I love puzzle boxes.

I love this. Great Instructable. Dang, I wish I hadn't cut up those boxes.

This is one of favorite projects. 3D printing, Arduino, RGB led's. Need I say more? I think I'll make a few as Christmas gifts. Thanks Joe! Awesome project!

Great project. I got the Amazon WS2812B so changed the code to NEO_RGB and PIN 1.I messed with the length and tail and used 44 LEDs. I love it!

Very cool project. I wanted pictures of the part where all the little bits of foam are everywhere and stuck on you and your tools (unless you did it during a windy day) :-)

Yep - Been there done that. LOL

Thank you!

Sadly, Aeron chair has smaller posts. The swivel post is 7/16 (in the swivel) but the end that goes into the housing is only 10mm. Any chance you can modify the housing with a 10mm hole?

Vicariusly watching

I have the same chair and it falls short as well. I am totally doing this. Thanks!

Wow - Just Wow. What an amazing project, tribute and all around wonderful thing. Thank you so much for sharing! My vote goes to you!

Jiri,You've done it again. Awesome work. You have a great eye for these designs. I can't wait for the next one!

I love this project and the self reflection (get it) is good.

I love your approach to life/woodworking.

I'm another "always wanted to" guys. Very nice build. Looks well thought out and working from a small(er) garage (garaarge) is a challenge. I absolutely love the color (colour :-) ) combination. BTW You have one more Instagram follower!

I am still in the finishing phase. All printing was spot on and fit very well. I reinforced the joints with copper (12ga) melted into the joints with a solder gun and it's pretty strong now. I'm doing other helmets as well and found that 5mm ss mesh heated with a small torch and pressed into the print when hot works well. Had to reprint the back black pieces as the scale was not working (no big deal). Thanks again for the great work! I'm still figuring out the red color. Not sure what the most accurate red would be.

Awesome - My son is a 2001 nut so I'm thinking of printing it for him (He can help finish)

Your designs are awesome!

I would think the helmet files worth anywhere form $30 to $45. The jet pack worth the same. I have seen good stormtrooper helmet STL's going for anywhere from free to $45.

Amazing work. I would totally pay for the stl for the helmet (on CGtrader?)

WOW - Excellent! Forget grandkids (I don't have any yet) I want this! Thank you!

Tom,This awesome. Great detailed instructions. I've had a few p5 panels laying around and this will get me off my rear to build them out. Thanks!

Yep, that's me.Cool stuff.

Great instructable. The two fans you list are very different. The Amazon fan is only half the CFM and current is less than 1 amp which would help as I have a few 1 amp wall warts I want to repurpose. Regardless, I'm building two of these to give as door prizes for a soldering class I teach. Have you tested the Amazon fan?

You are an inspiration! Great Cos, great Instructable!

Excellent -Two of my favorite things - EL wire and Nixie!

Great project. I like the fact that you didn't just daisy chain the strips but each one is powered so you get consistent output.

Awesome work. That burl is a fav

Excellent build.

My dream project - Nice work!

Nice instructions. I would use a longer level that spans 3 blocks but that's just me. Looks great!

Great project - Very nice work. I love hidden compartments as well.