jeanniel1

Perfect! I didn't realize how much GRAVEL and rocks are under my soil in my front and back yards! No gold nuggets yet.

Great - now I want to try this with other materials to print! Especially the flexible ones

I love how you made the reflector part! Now I'll just have to test it and give it a go! Great project. I love holistic battery designs

Clever hybridizing! I just had a man tou with green onions and several layers. Love the mix!

成为一名植物学家和hortic /景观设计师ultural emphasis, I absolutely love how you’ve made sure to have all parts - down to the seed pattern! - in correct detail (other than bluebells not being single stemmed). Bravo. Few are observant enough or detail-oriented to put something like this together. Do you work for The Exploratorium or a science museum? Your talent is needed!

This is great as I want to make jigsaw puzzle pieces with solid wood - or laminated solid wood, and don't want to depend on the thin ply from the lumber yards. Most seem to have inner cores that burn more than get cut by the laser. I read that Liberty Jigsaw Company has special hardwood plys made for them so they can have solid pieces.

They look SO REAL! Will have to try this recipe and method.

How fun! I can see this being used for a switch, too.

Thank goodness for no dairy! Going to try THIS! You got my vote.

I so making these! I love that few ingredients and how simple it is!!! You got my vote.

It seems there needs to be something that blows the water powerfully from a top of a sphere perspective. Like a colander or sieve? Just thinking out loud.

Not like how your apple came out - plus, I think the laser would end up cooking the apple along the lines - which would make them mushy and then not fit very well. The laser won't cut quite so deeply as your method. It'd be fun to try - but certainly NOT to eat the apple afterwards! LOL!

Wow, what a Remix!!! I'm going to have to try this and post what I scan and print. Soooo cool.

I, too, looked over several pizza oven Youtubes and DIY sites - your's is the most clear and made it seem easier than the others. LOVE the bottles as filler!!!

Good thinking on the concept and for the WHOLE world, third or otherwise. The first world needs it as much as any other. I visited Pakistan in the rural regions and it was astounding how much plastic could be found EVERYWHERE! The animals were eating it, and remnants were plowed into fields. To remove all this debris would make everywhere much healthier. Don't take offense when it is created to make the world a better place. The emphasis there is on the wrong intention.

How clever using string to get the shape! Is there a way to get the dough to be taller?

I do laser cutting and at first I thought this was laser cut!!! So fun. Good tool-making, too.

Ha ha ha!

Brilliant! And if the can escapes, we'd have a flying but very well shaken can!

LOL!

I wonder if you can make a pivot in the middle part of the can that would allow the can to whirl around and up and down allowing the bearing inside to traverse from tip to bottom. It has potential - your project caught my eye and got my vote.

Ha ha - the title confused me a bit - is this a really OLD bread or OLD pumpkin? Or OLD recipe? Anyway, it looks marvelous and I'll have to give it a try!

Look so yummy!

Ha ha - I kept wondering WHERE and WHEN would the pumpkin puree be added!?!!? Nice job

How amusing and another way potatoes are fun to play with! I was worried at first that you were really laminating potato chips - as that would taste disgusting!

I wasn't sure exactly WHAT these were going to be used for but now it makes total sense and with style!

I've done that, too, for when we work on ceramics on the wheel. A diagonal does make a smoother surface versus the 90 degree blade.

I was wondering how you'd get the circle without a hole, or CNC table! Cool

So a large tray holding all the plants and one reservoir to fill up from one bottle (large), right? That'd be the easiest way to do it. Put the reservoir in the middle!