https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/miter-saw-stand-video-83377?homelistings#post173344
Its a nice piece of work the author did to have a hand made miter saw (portable) stand. Me…way too much work, I have a cheap ryobi one I bought and have modified to my needs.
No welding involved. The author also have videos on how to convert the washing machine motor over for use.
Only issue with 3D printed masks is you can have an N95 filter in them, but they could be “leaking” thru the print itself. But still a nice build.
I am impressed with this build. Not only do the hands look good, but the work. Could be a good add for a costume for Sweet Home.
https://www.instructables.com/Building-Giant-Articulated-Hands-carved-From-Wood-/
I know what I will be looking at making next halo ween…well when I get my 3D printer back on line. Nice build to “automate” a moving eye.
https://www.instructables.com/A-Halloween-Pumpkin-With-a-Moving-Animatronic-Eye-/
Pretty simple idea, the author took a suction cup handle holddown, added in A PVC pipe bend, and uses it to mount to the car to help load/unload the kayak on top so you can do it by yourself.
https://www.instructables.com/Kayak-Roofrack-Loading-Assistor/
The author 3D prints an attachment that turns the trimmer into an interesting lawn thatcher. The author uses it for removing moss.
https://www.instructables.com/3d-Printed-Lawn-Scarifier-Attachment-for-Strimmer/
I like this trap, pretty easy to build and basically mimic’s the ones you buy for $10. But a lot cheaper.
Clever build where you can just push down on the dogs to get them to pop up for use. Me…I am cheap, and I would just have holes that I push them in and out of.
Pretty neat build. Not so sure I would do it all from new parts like the author did (I think I would just buy one since it would be cheaper). But if you already have most of the material available….maybe worth it.
