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This looks like a neat idea!However, in order to be published and allowed into contests, you will need to replace borrowed images with your own original photos showing how you made an actual, physical object in real life. Do you have photos showing how you made this? If so, please edit and make some changes so we can share your project with the world! :)Please let me know if you make any changes, or if you have any questions. Cheers!Sam (seamster)Instructables Community Manager

Looks like solid techniques that could be used in many applications. Good detailed instructions on your process, thanks!

This is really impressive, and a great custom gift. Nicely done!

This is really quite clever. Well done! :)

Nicely done, and a happy 10th anniversary to you!

I didn't know this till now, but it appears Autodesk sold Pixlr back in April:http://pixlr.com/blog/123rf-acquires-autodesk-pixlr-to-boost-the-worlds-creative-ecosystem/So that might explain the lack of reply ;)

Very clever addition! Thanks for the idea, and a Merry Christmas back to you! :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PAQuicp0pzM

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You should read the text of my introduction. I linked to that same video and stated the difference between my approach and Steve's ;)

Very nice!Were the springs under compression when you disassembled the shock units? I'm wondering how you safely took those apart. Any tips?

Very nicely done! This turned out looking excellent :)

This is so well done. Very impressive work!

This is fantastic!

This is a neat, simple and festive decor idea! I like it a lot, thanks for sharing :)

This is excellent! The way you made the stained areas crisp and without excessive bleeding is great. Very well done, all around.

Very nicely done!

Here you go: https://www.instructables.com/community/List-of-Upcoming-Contests/

Here you go:https://www.instructables.com/community/List-of-Upcoming-Contests/

I noticed that same issue on a number of forum topics, and reported it to the bugs team. It appears to have been fixed now. Yay! :)

Excellent! Nice to see how it turned out! Glad you found this helpful, and thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. Always makes my day :)

Looks like you could write up a full instructable on laser cutter maintenance. That would actually be really nice to see, if you ever felt inclined! ;)

Hello Stan,There were some buggy issues like this that I also experienced over the last couple of days. The site's team of developers were aware and a fix was implemented yesterday afternoon, which seemed to clear this up. Thanks for the report!If you see any other odd issues pop up, just let us know. THANK YOU! Sam (seamster)Community Manager

Thanks! It's nice to see people are still finding this old project of mine. Thank you for the comment!! :)

Very impressive!

This was an excellent read, thank you so much! I haven't been exposed to much in the way of upholstery, and I very much enjoyed seeing this process. Added that Spruce book to my amazon wish list. Thanks!

This is so cool, and excellently documented as usual. Nicely done my friend :)

That's a great looking project!! Looks like it has been featured. Well done :)

This looks great. I like the choice to include some metal, and the pocket door track idea is excellent.

Clever little arduino project - nicely done!I would recommend using a photo of the actual completed bot for your cover image though - that would help you get some additional views I think. Good luck! :)

Nice! Congrats on posting your first instructable too :)

Interesting and clever idea. It's like a mini chop saw now. Nice!

Clever! Nicely done, thank you for sharing how you made this! :)

Good instructions, thanks!

This looks pretty awesome!It would be great if you added full written steps to accompany your videos ;)

Nicely done. I really dig the use of the old fire hose. Very nice looking chair!

That is true, I've used those boards for projects in the past. Very strong and cheap! Thank you for the tip.

These look tasty. Nicely done!

You've just about convinced me that I need to pick up yet another hobby . . . these have all been so fun to see. Well done, great string of how-tos!

I really like this table. Simple and sturdy!! well done :)

Thank you!!I really put a lot of thought into the frame engineering and design. I appreciate you noticing and commenting specifically about it! :)

This is such a clever idea. Nicely done!

Oh, nice! This is another great puzzle. Well done! :)

Awesome project!

I really like this. Using a portable tote for those small, "most-used" tools is an excellent idea!

My finished case weighs about 5 pounds. Not the lightest, but it has held up well and I'm still using it 6+ years after making it.

I love this! A wall of these with different locations live streaming would be so cool . . like those lines of clocks in offices showing times in Tokyo, London, New York, etc. Awesome!

This is a really neat design for a chair. Nicely done!

Very nice! I'm working on something similar for my little girl, and my searching for ideas brought me back to this instructable. I love it when that happens!! Great results, and I picked up a few ideas for ours. Thanks!

My apologies; I didn't mean to step on any toes!

I got a real kick out of this project!

This is really good info! I especially like the idea of burnishing with a spoon.. that's brilliant!! :)

Nice - very cool to see this process. Excellently taught/documented too. Thank you!

Very nice results!

I like your instructables. They are perfect and I've picked up a lot of great things from you . . just looking over your full list, the rag buckets idea stood out and is something I will literally implement in my own shop.As far as contests, there is a workshop tips and tricks contest running now, which seems to be right in line with the style of all of your past instructables.I'm not sure there's a one-size-fits-all answer to why anyone should publish their stuff. People share instructables for different reasons. My reasoning has shifted over the years.Contests can be fun, and served as a good motivation for me to complete wish-list-type projects because there were deadlines. Some of my projects have seen long-term traffic, presumably from google searches by people looking for info on ...

I like your instructables. They are perfect and I've picked up a lot of great things from you . . just looking over your full list, the rag buckets idea stood out and is something I will literally implement in my own shop.As far as contests, there is a workshop tips and tricks contest running now, which seems to be right in line with the style of all of your past instructables.I'm not sure there's a one-size-fits-all answer to why anyone should publish their stuff. People share instructables for different reasons. My reasoning has shifted over the years.Contests can be fun, and served as a good motivation for me to complete wish-list-type projects because there were deadlines. Some of my projects have seen long-term traffic, presumably from google searches by people looking for info on specific subjects I had happened to post about. These have proven to brighten my days every time I get a comment from someone expressing thanks for me sharing something they found useful. Anyway, those are just some thoughts. I don't think I answered your question, but I figured I'd throw my 2 cents out there.

I also have issues with rags. I have so many styles all for different uses, and organizing them has been something I've been avoiding. Buckets with holes in the sides, mounted onto my large overhead shelves seems like an ideal solution to me. Thanks!

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Hello there!We're glad you want to share something with the Instructables community!And we’re here to help you out.In order to be published live on the site, Instructables must consist of the following things: - Multiple steps showing how you made your project - Written instructions in each step - Your own original imagesBeyond making your Instructable simply publishable, this guide (https://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Create-a-Feature-Worthy-Instructable/) explains what is required to have your Instructables featured by our site editors. It’s very helpful, and definitely worth checking out. We would love to review your project again after you have made the necessary edits, and we will publish your project if it is eligible.If you have any questions, please feel free to ask right here or send us an email at [email protected],Instructables Community Manager

Bien hecho, gracias por compartir!

Hello there!We're glad you want to share something with the Instructables community!And we’re here to help you out.In order to be published live on the site, Instructables must consist of the following things: - Multiple steps showing how you made your project - Written instructions in each step - Your own original imagesBeyond making your Instructable simply publishable, this guide (https://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Create-a-Feature-Worthy-Instructable/) explains what is required to have your Instructables featured by our site editors. It’s very helpful, and definitely worth checking out. We would love to review your project again after you have made the necessary edits, and we will publish your project if it is eligible.If you have any questions, please feel free to ask right he...

Hello there!We're glad you want to share something with the Instructables community!And we’re here to help you out.In order to be published live on the site, Instructables must consist of the following things: - Multiple steps showing how you made your project - Written instructions in each step - Your own original imagesBeyond making your Instructable simply publishable, this guide (https://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Create-a-Feature-Worthy-Instructable/) explains what is required to have your Instructables featured by our site editors. It’s very helpful, and definitely worth checking out. We would love to review your project again after you have made the necessary edits, and we will publish your project if it is eligible.If you have any questions, please feel free to ask right here or send us an email at [email protected],Instructables Community Manager

This is a great idea! Simple but perfectly suitable way to quickly spot the tool you need. Thanks! :)

Hmm. All of the info I have about the process is in step 11. There are dozens of of photos of people's Hobbeses here in the comment section . . does yours look nothing like any of these that others have made? Perhaps you can share a photo of your muzzle so I can see where you're at with it, and maybe that way I can offer some assistance.

This is really cool! You really make some awesome stuff. Keep up the great work!

Great instructable. The results look excellent, and it's nice to see the whole process you went through, mistakes and all! ;)

Very nice. I especially like the socket extension holder idea. I need to make one of those!

This looks nice! I've only welded a couple things myself, and this looks like a great beginner project for someone like me. Good looking stool!

Ah, okay. Thank you! This has been reported to the engineering team to look into. And Yonatan24, indeed I stand corrected. I didn't realize we could still feature comments here on the community/forum pages, but you are right! Nice catch :)

After digging around for an answer, I found that the ability to feature comments used to be a thing, but does not exist presently.Regarding setting promoted items on your page, that was a bug at the time the new page layout was released. Can you confirm that it still persists for you?

How do you get each nail half into the center hole? Each nail half is longer than the diameter of the two large holes.

What are you testing?

I like this, nicely done. Great project for a beginner welder, like me! :)