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https://youtu.be/X70F6FYGvaA I like this build since unlike other builds, it gives more lawn moving of stuff abilities. Only down side is you need to weld a shaft to the clamp https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/offroad-wheel-clamp-video-93044#post210718

Nice build that allows you to make repeat cuts for hex shapes over and over again. Also adjust the size of the hex. https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/i-think-really-cool-essential-woodworking-makes-your-work-more-easy-s-92619#post209383

The author did a nice job with the shim and new base for a trim router. However the trim router itself doesn’t look too bad. I have a Harbor Freight special that is a lot worse shape. https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/how-turn-crappy-router-into-good-one-coke-83402?homelistings#post173450

basically you made a plotter that uses water as the “dots” to print out as you ride along. Cool idea. https://www.instructables.com/id/Bikelangelo-the-Graffiti-Maker-Bike/

Or basically any cheap pipe. Nice build..not sure how he got the keys (notes) right thought. https://www.instructables.com/id/Penny-Whistle-From-an-Old-Mop/

https://copper3d.com/hackthepandemic/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/despiece-e1584500024307.png Interesting build. the mask you print out flat, then heat it up to shape to your face, and put the filter in the one bit (you have to get your own filter part). The directions list that you use … Continue reading →

Nice idea, needs to be a bit more of a robust build. Nice prototype overall. https://www.instructables.com/id/SEEDS-SOWING-ROBOT/

I wish the author included a video of it working. It looks cool as the LED shines thru the sign and water runs thru the lettering. https://www.instructables.com/id/Arduino-LED-Water-Lamp/

Nice build for a CNC hold down clamp. The design is free to download and cut our yourself. Not so sureI would do it…clamps on ebay can run pretty cheap.

I like this build, and the author has some improvements at the bottom. Only issues I see is keeping the belt in line so it doesn’t slip off, and I think it would work better upright than on its side. … Continue reading →