Nice build with an addition added on to allow for perfect 90 degree cuts when needed, and setup quickly.
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/perfect-straight-cut-using-circular-saw-track-parallel-guide-90118#post199379
Nice build with an addition added on to allow for perfect 90 degree cuts when needed, and setup quickly.
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/perfect-straight-cut-using-circular-saw-track-parallel-guide-90118#post199379
Looks pretty good too. And yes I am on a halloween theme this month.
https://www.instructables.com/MINECRAFT-Inspired-Light-Up-LED-Torch/
Basically you CNC out the sides of the paper bag, glue it together, paint it and put a light inside. Clever build if you have a CNC you can use.
https://www.instructables.com/Plywood-Jack-O-Lantern-Tea-Light-Bags-8-Faces-Incl/
Have a mason jar, some sparkly paint and again a dollar store candle. And you too can make a simple light up jar for Halloween.
Have a milk jug? Sharpy? A dollar store solar light? You too can make a simple milk jug ghost that lights up. Could be a good project with kids.
Nice build thought the atomizer the author is using is a little over $100. So not a cheap project, but you don’t need to deal with dry ice or other methods that only work once.
https://www.instructables.com/Ground-Hugging-Fog-Without-Using-a-Chiller-or-Fog-/
Nice build, Sissor jacks are easy to come by, so this is a nice build overall if you need a cheap vise
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/scissor-jack-vise-video-94040#post214109
Guess this is a linux distro for just about anything. This one for HAM Radio uses and folks that use SDR (Software Defined Radio)
https://hackaday.com/2023/02/23/a-linux-distro-for-all-your-ham-needs/
Nice jig overall, the author uses it to make round rods from a standard stock. Me…unless I am going with a particular board (maple or something), I will just buy dowel rod.
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/round-bar-jig-video-78237?homelistings#post154020
If you are looking for a decent hobby 3D printer that isn’t going to drive you nuts (think Ender3) the mini is a nice alternative. Still a bit pricy, but there are some nice upgrades you can do to it.
https://all3dp.com/2/prusa-mini-upgrades-3d-printable-purchased/