882 pts ยท January 31, 2012
Maker, thinker and thrill seeker. All kinds of stuff I make on makerraitis.com
Your excessive work finding gifs to educate me is actually making me think. Isn't too hard to incorporate a water tank in this.
And I would receive the stand in 2019 or pay three digits to have it next week.
I shit you not, most people with the buying power to consume excessively have still seen times where anything good was a deficit. It sticks.
Garage sales aren't a common thing where I live and people tend to hoard instead of consuming relentlessly.
Haven't had a problem without water previously, how warm do you keep yours?
Just did a very primitive test. Should take around 3kg without an issue, I wonder what would fail first.
Thanks and no, not yet, don't have a hanging scale to measure pulling force.
This thing doesn't accumulate too much of dirt surprisingly. Even had all the tools in after a years use!
Did you arouse the chicken before or after death?
Where did the autocorrect stroke you?
Why machines? Getting it straight flat on the floor by stepping on it is so satisfying
Good scissors will do the trick with popsicle sticks even faster than a craft knife
If you visit the instructables link, there are even the files for printing and milling one yourself!
I admit that banana for scale would be good. Printer is not mine, I printed at a makerspace, it took 16 hours to print.
It's hard to put a cat in the drill chuck, sorry.
Especially long term
I think someone did setup a celtic skull to print back then.
There were two washers glued to the ribbon to stabilize it, but the airflow is generally downwards anyway.
I'm almost happy that I forgot to mention the desired size, had a good laugh reading the comments.
Had this idea, but it wouldn't really work since the outer distance would decrease and the outer ring is welded to each of the rails.
I work at a makerspace, made the video and then gif.
The tools are for a makerspace. Will see how they hold up!
While it's nice to be called brave, but likely it was just simple stupidity now that I think about the point you made. (:
Still fresh, but will be put to good use starting Tuesday when we launch!
I now have doubts about my original intention.
I see what you did there. On a more serious note - a platform for a camera with some unexpected features.
Mostly Vilnius, Lithuania and surroundings, the pictures with other bikes are from Latvia.
Why specifically in Berlin? Is there a reference I don't know?
Easily, by going fixed gear!
No, but my neck hurts if I need to ride with hands on brakes constantly.
Your excessive work finding gifs to educate me is actually making me think. Isn't too hard to incorporate a water tank in this.
And I would receive the stand in 2019 or pay three digits to have it next week.
I shit you not, most people with the buying power to consume excessively have still seen times where anything good was a deficit. It sticks.
Garage sales aren't a common thing where I live and people tend to hoard instead of consuming relentlessly.
Haven't had a problem without water previously, how warm do you keep yours?
Just did a very primitive test. Should take around 3kg without an issue, I wonder what would fail first.
Thanks and no, not yet, don't have a hanging scale to measure pulling force.
This thing doesn't accumulate too much of dirt surprisingly. Even had all the tools in after a years use!
Did you arouse the chicken before or after death?
Where did the autocorrect stroke you?
Why machines? Getting it straight flat on the floor by stepping on it is so satisfying
Good scissors will do the trick with popsicle sticks even faster than a craft knife
If you visit the instructables link, there are even the files for printing and milling one yourself!
I admit that banana for scale would be good. Printer is not mine, I printed at a makerspace, it took 16 hours to print.
It's hard to put a cat in the drill chuck, sorry.
Especially long term
I think someone did setup a celtic skull to print back then.
There were two washers glued to the ribbon to stabilize it, but the airflow is generally downwards anyway.
I'm almost happy that I forgot to mention the desired size, had a good laugh reading the comments.
Had this idea, but it wouldn't really work since the outer distance would decrease and the outer ring is welded to each of the rails.
I work at a makerspace, made the video and then gif.
The tools are for a makerspace. Will see how they hold up!
While it's nice to be called brave, but likely it was just simple stupidity now that I think about the point you made. (:
Still fresh, but will be put to good use starting Tuesday when we launch!
I now have doubts about my original intention.
I see what you did there. On a more serious note - a platform for a camera with some unexpected features.
Mostly Vilnius, Lithuania and surroundings, the pictures with other bikes are from Latvia.
Why specifically in Berlin? Is there a reference I don't know?
Easily, by going fixed gear!
No, but my neck hurts if I need to ride with hands on brakes constantly.