
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 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.
Another simple build for a wire bender
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/simple-wire-bender-video-82814?homelistings#post171161
Nice build. Only thing I might do different is add in some screw holes to the brackets.
https://www.instructables.com/Dog-Food-Bowl-Stand-Plywood-and-3d-Printing/