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The colors are a nice touch! Thanks for sharing

I have been thinking about making new boxes for a few different games so saving this idea for later.

I have been trying to figure out in my head how I could do a lasercut version of Battleship too.

[-] [email protected] 3 points 2 years ago

Yep, that software worked well for me. Eventually I upgraded the board and switched to LightBurn.

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A couple airships

[-] [email protected] 3 points 2 years ago

Those are great!

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They are scary stories written for kids. The covers are usually colorfully illustrated. https://story-arc-blog.com/2020/10/30/all-62-classic-goosebumps-covers-ranked/

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That could work orI think I could potentially shorten the front legs so it tilts more forward. This is a few years old now, it's mainly just my chair for sitting.

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I started with K40 Whisperer, then after about a year I swapped out the control board and use Lightburn now.

I use inkcape usually for the initial designs.

[-] [email protected] 3 points 2 years ago

Yep I cut up to 1/4 inch ply, but mostly I do 1/8th inch.

[-] [email protected] 3 points 2 years ago

Haha always setting them down and losing them so I bought 150 presharpened one.

[-] [email protected] 3 points 2 years ago

This is a cool style!

[-] [email protected] 2 points 2 years ago

Nice, the more variety on here the better!

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I'd say think of it as a learning exercise, where the end result is something your kids can enjoy. Better to make mistakes on ~$50 worth of material, where the end result will be loved no matter what. Maybe just don't start it a few days before Christmas ;)

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Door Update (i.imgur.com)
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We had an ugly metal clad solid wood exterior door that leads from a basement family room into our below grade garage. I had redone the floor and trim in the family room and was looking for a way to fancy up the door without having to spend a fortune.

Original door

Took the door off and cleaned it up

Cut 1/2 MDF to size to give the apperance of a 5 panel door

Glued on the panels, and filled and sanded all the edges. Chamfered edges

Primed

Paint added

Rehung- the MDF made an already thick door significantly thicker so I had to spend quite some time finding hardware that would work.

It's been 4 years since this was installed and it's held up perfect. I was worried about the MDF getting dinged, but it has not.

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ESP8266 and a 2.4 inch touch screen. The button turns on and off the LED backlight on the screen.

Inside the base is a charging station that powers the weather display, 2x USB C and the galaxy 4 watch base.

The base is made of layers of plywood cut out on my laser cutter.

Weather station code by Daniel Eichhorn https://github.com/ThingPulse/esp8266-weather-station-color

Weather info is grabbed from Openweathermap, you can sign up for their free API key

Source code https://github.com/ThingPulse/esp8266-weather-station-color/blob/master/esp8266-weather-station-color.ino

I was using adafruit hardware so used their guide/libraries https://learn.adafruit.com/wifi-weather-station-with-tft-display

I had to remove some of their touchscreen calibration code since it seemed to be causing things to get hung up in a loop when turned on.

I also had to adjust the rotation 180degrees so the ESP attached to the back of the screen was at the bottom instead of the top to fit it in the enclosure.

I use pin 5 to toggle the LED backlight.

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Taking a Snooze (i.imgur.com)
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Build Album https://imgur.com/a/0gujuvz

Pretty simple pocket hole construction with poplar and edge banded birch plywood, painted black with an oil based paint.

I have never worked with caning before, and probably won't again. 😆. Getting it aligned and pulled tight was a chore.

Plans based off of the ones found here, and modified to my wife's requirements. https://www.thisoldhouse.com/house-one/22598580/how-to-build-a-console-cabinet

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Some Where's Waldo inspired images from places in Middle Earth Album: https://imgur.com/a/g4SDof2

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Took this one in Montana

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Built this almost 6 years ago now, but thought you folks might appreciate it. Build album https://imgur.com/gallery/xNZRW

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Startled Her (i.imgur.com)
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Update: Story complete! Thanks [email protected] and [email protected] for contributing!

ORIGINAL: Respond with an image of what happens in the next scene. Then others can respond to that image to continue the story.

Initial Midjourney prompt: 6 and 8 year old brothers, backs to the camera, playing in a backyard sandbox

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