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Looks good, thanks for the photo! :)

Wooo! That looks excellent! Glad you found this tutorial and were able to make one. Thanks for the photos, that's really cool to see how yours turned out.

Oooh, I like it. I dig the fantastic industrial frankenstein look. Excellent stuff, as usual! :)

Whoa, this looks so cool!!

Color first with a sharpie marker, then sand lightly with 220 sandpaper. That mutes the color nicely and also makes the tubes diffuse the light better.

Fixed! For whatever reason, the http:// must not have stuck when you added it. But I was able to add it for you, and your link appears to be working now. Cheers!Sam (seamster)

You are on a roll with some amazing projects. Bravo, bravo!I'm pleased to know I'm not the only person who's resorted to hacking down a log with a sawzall. Not ideal, but it certainly works! :)

I used 9-LED flashlights that that ran on 3 AAA batteries. Anything similar should work though. Let me know if you make one! :)

Great project!I really quite this. Thanks for sharing, and welcome to instructables! :)

Very nicely done on the ring, as well as on your documentation of your process! :)

Hey, very cool! Glad you found this and made your own version. Thanks for taking the time to comment - I appreciate it! :)

This is a nice, thoughtful project. Very well done :)

This is really impressive. Good work!

Simple and elegant, and a great take on Mr. Ramsey's whistle. Well done! :)

You've got a new fan right here. Beautiful, inspiring work, and mad skills all around. Bravo!! :)

Well, it turned out great! I made a Rey costume for my little girl last year, and this would be a perfect accessory for her outfit. Good stuff, glad you shared your process.

Very nice!

Very impressive work, well done!

Very nice. I love simple wooden puzzles like this. Added this to my list of puzzles to make with all my wood scraps. Thanks!!

Very clever, nicely done!

The syringe trick is brilliant. I've been needing to do this on my truck for months, but had no idea how to go about doing it. Thanks!!

Well done as usual! Love the way this turned out :)

Beautiful work! I'd love to have a shelf like this made with an old sprocket. Great look, I really dig it.

Very nicely done!

Love it! Great, simple puzzle. Well done as usual :)

Very well documented, thank you. Our old kitchenaid has been grinding and making more noise in recent months.. might be due up for new grease I guess! Glad I saw this, thanks for taking the time to share.

Looks good!

Looks like a great set-up. I've got the same table saw, and could probably benefit from a better dust shoot like you've built for yours. Nice work!

Excellent techniques! This is really well done, thank you for sharing :)

Very nice! This looks like a fun place to play - my little kids would dig a set-up like this. Great project! :)

Very nice! Glad you made one. Thank you for the photos and message, I always appreciate hearing from people who make this :)

Very nice! Your Hobbes looks so warm and fuzzy! Thanks for the photos and the comment. I always love to get these notes, so thank you! :)

Very cool! My wife's grandpa flew Corsairs in WW2, so they've got a special spot in my family's heart too. He had some amazing stories from his time in the Pacific. These planes in particular are a fascinating part of aviation history, and our own family history now too. Anyway, that's a side track, sorry! Again, fantastic instructable. I'm happy to see it getting some good attention and lots of positive feedback. That's always fun!

This is quite brilliant. I like it, and need to make one! :)

This is really slick. Very nicely done!

This is such a cool idea. I've built a couple of the planes from Flitetest, including the Corsair (hard to miss the pattern in your intro!) ;)Great project, I'm intrigued with the idea. Thanks for sharing this!

Very well done on the doll, as well as the great detail in your instructions. Congrats on sharing your first instructable too! :)

I like the way this turned out. Very good instructable too! Good luck in the contests! :)

Nice upgrade! I have the same flashlight, and have just never been impressed with the output. Good instructable, thanks for sharing the details :)

These are really nice!

Wonderful instructable. The sugar/salt technique is brilliant. Thanks!

What a perfect mashup of two excellent subjects. Well done!! :)

Beautiful toolbox, Linn!

This is really cool. I'd love to have this setup. Great instructable, thanks for the details.

Great instructions, this looks very do-able. Thanks! :)

This looks like a beast!It looks like it turned out great, and will be useful for all sorts of projects. Well done :)

This is such a neat project. I'll have to take a crack at it sometime, albeit minus the CNC. I think it could be done with drill press and some forstner bits pretty easily. Good instructable!

Very nice!

Wow, this is an amazing project and a fantastic video too. Awesome workmanship, with major skills on display!I echo what Swansong said - if you ever feel inclined to do full step-by-step write-ups to accompany your videos, this would definitely be featured and probably included in the newsletter too.

Very cool project. Thanks for sharing the details :)

Very well done. Great instructable!

What a cool, fun project. Nicely done on the documentation too! :)

This is so good! I love the way this turned out. Very effective :)

I like it! I put my old 1970's era steel desk up on supports a couple years back and it's been great. I ended up building a taller base for my old office chair too, so when I really feel like sitting for a bit, I still can. But I stand about 80 - 90% of the time. Good project, nice to see how you did yours!

This turned out really nice! I love the finished look.I really liked the wood quilt instructable you mentioned, and thought of it immediately when I saw your cover image. Great work, keep it up! :)

Nicely done, I like the way this turned out!

Good looking table! I got that same Hobart welder a few months back, and love it. Enjoy that nice new table; I'm jealous! :)

Very cool! I'll have to do this with my kids sometime. Thanks for sharing! :)

Hi Dan,Are the two instructables http://www.instructables.com/id/Rechargable-C-Cell... and http://www.instructables.com/id/PVC-Pipe-Battery-H... ?I'm not sure why the site was giving you trouble, but I was able to put those into the contest for you. Shoot me a PM if you need additional help, or email us at [email protected],Sam (seamster)Community Manager

Excellent work, these turned out fantastic. I've been wanting to do something similar for years, but it's always seemed so daunting. Thanks for sharing how you made yours :)

Very cool! I really love the way this table turned out. Excellent work!

Very nice! This is a great looking light, and a good instructable too.

Beautiful work and a top-notch instructable too. Well done all around! :)

Hi Jim, Just to be clear, the pro codes are the bits in parentheses (struggle04believed). Are those what you shared, or did you share the other ID numbers which you've blurred? Those are actually database IDs that we should remove, as they are not actually relevant.As is, the actual codes you had are now showing publically so someone may have grabbed and used them! No worries, I'll send you more - check your private message inbox. Hit me up through PM if you have further questions and I'll help you out. Sam (seamster)Community Manager

Very cool project! :)

Hi there,I went ahead and fixed it for you, and it appears to be working now. (The URL just needed to start with "http://".) Cheers!Sam (seamster)Community Manager

Hi there,If you edit and change the name of an Instructable, the original URL remains the same and all previously existing links should continue to work the same.

That's a very good instructable. I like all the detailed drawings with measurements!It likely slipped through the cracks for a feature due to the Christmas holiday. If I were to offer any advice it would be to include some real-life process photos of the build (granted, that's not possible if you're documenting an already-built project).Your other instructables are very good as well - you do a great job! Keep it up! :)

Excellent work! I love the method used to make the wheels. Going to log that trick away for future use - thanks!! ;)

I pulled those hinges out of an old sewing case I had. I'm not sure if you can even buy them; you're best bet might be to find an old case and re-purpose the hinges as I did.