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Matt, have you figured out the calories, fat, carbs, etc for this recipe?? Talk about Death By Chocolate........how about death by eating this !!! Nobody should eat this, except maybe a baby spoonful - once. Sorry, too unhealthy. Probably tastes great though.

With a whole stick of butter, 1/3 cup of brown sugar and 1/4 cup of regular sugar, these cookies seem full of fat and sugar. Where is the "HEALTHY" aspect of these?? They probably are quite tasty...with all that butter and sugar. I won't be making them. Sorry.

Another amazing project !!!! Your talents never let us viewers down. Great instructable.

Beautiful project. Now, if only the metal legs were a country blue color, this would go perfect in MY livingroom !!!!

But if you attach a leg to the other long side, doesn't that mean the whole top would have to be flipped over onto the ground to put the leg down? It might be even better to put a support leg with some sort of pin (maybe a simple 16 penny nail) on each end so you open the top as far as needed, and adjust the angle of the support leg by pinning the nail through the legs and into various drilled holes in the wooden box frame. Do you think THAT would work the best?

Thanks for the input. I'll mess around with mine as I build it. You know, you can also curve PVC pipe by heating it up with a heat gun or propane torch, you just need to be careful not to entirely melt it. Thanks for listening.

This looks very nice and functional. Is it heavy or cumbersome at all? I was thinking of modifying it, by hinging it on one long side and making a drop down " leg" fastened to the center of the ridge board. That way, you don't have to find a spot to put the cover down after removing it from the lower frame. You would only have to tilt the cover back onto it's "leg" to tend your plants. Do you think that would work okay, even if it means reinforcing/making the ridge-to-hoop connection??? Just a thought. Well done project.

VERY nice project. I've reupholstered a few pieces of furniture, but never attempted to build from scratch. I may give it a try now, since you've presented such a wonderful set of instructions. Thanks for a great Instructable. Good job !!!!

Tapioca flour IS gluten free, but is not very healthy for those watching calorie and carb intake. That 1 1/2 cups of tapioca flour alone has: 600 calories, 156 g carbs and 25.2 g of sugar.

You could also do long dovetails that would slide in from the backside of the shelves. Those would be even sturdier than a glued mortise and tenon. Just a thought. Great instructable.

Very nicely done project...I love it's clean lines. Thank you for sharing and good luck with the contest.

Step 2 says to leave the yeast and water about 10 minutes.

Loved the whole instructable...except the white drawstrings hanging down the front of your shirt. Safety comes first in the shop...tuck in those strings !!! Very nice project.

I suppose the best cording foe a hotpad or trivet would be either sisal rope or plain old cotton clothesline. I love the Celtic Knot.

Has anyone made this and used it for a hotpad or trivet? Did it melt at all, seeing how it was done with nylon-covered paracord? Let us all know how well this project holds up to hot pans and dishes on it.

Do you think the sheathing on your cables will melt if you intend to put hot pans or dishes on it?

Very nice project and very well-done Instructable.

This project is insanely humorous and humongous !!!!! I don't know what makes your brain think these kind of projects up, but I LOVE them. ..Keep them coming. Each and every one of your videos are very entertaining.

Do you worry at all about these company logos and sign designs being under copywrite laws? Good job on the Instructable.

I think this elephant is the most unique "rocking animal" I've ever seen. It's amazing and very beautiful. As I started to read your instructable, I immediately thought ELEPHANT = GRAY PAINT. Was I ever surprised and VERY pleased to see a natural finish that shows all the contours of the elephant's body !!!!! Great job !! You could make a lot of $$$$ doing these. Wonderful job.

Clever idea!!!!! Well done instructable.......and I thought I spoiled my cat !!!!!!

You must really like sweet, because pumpkin pie with sweetened condensed milk AND white sugar AND brown sugar.....holy crow, I just got diabetes watching your video!!!!

VERY cool project !! I've been doing stained glass for only a couple years now, but I've put this instructable in my files for future use. After just a couple of years, it's amazing how much scrap I've collected, and a project like this looks like a great way to use it. Thanks for the idea.

VERY COOL !!!!!!

Absolutely gorgeous !!!! Who would guess that lowly plywood could be transformed into something soooooo beautiful ?!!! (I also love the Bob Ross shirt)

Absolutely gorgeous !!!! Who would guess that lowly plywood could be transformed into something soooooo beautiful ?!!! (I also love the Bob Ross shirt)

How many hours did this project take you? (Or maybe I should ask, how many days)

Another OUTSTANDING build from Jackman Works!!!! I don't want to see the toolbelt you're gonna need for this hammer.

OH MY GOD !!! There are not enough words to describe your woodworking skills, talents, project ideas, videos, shear variety of shop machines and tools....I'll just summarize: OUTSTANDINGLY AMAZING !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I do have one question....how much money have you spent on all those machines and tools? I LOVE the Wavy Vase, but then again, I haven't seen even one of your projects that I DIDN'T like !!! You are the only on-line woodworker that I watch without fail, as none of the others can really match you !!!!!

Sorry that my mention of basket making put another item of work on your list, but I'm sure your wife will be pleased with a bike basket. If you want another task, try making basket panniers for the rear of the bike too..... ummmm, just a thought !!!Good luck and let me know how it goes.Georgia

I'm a basket maker as well as a woodworker, and I use those thin strips in my basket work. I just soak them in warm water for a bit and they get very pliable. Almost no waste in my shop!!!

What did you use to make the light box top a "diffuse white" instead of clear glass? I'm also a stained glass worker, and this size table would be great, along with the fold-up feature. Great tutorial!! Thanks.