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Complete Your Profile- GregH104 commented on dekeros's instructable One Sheet Plywood Boat9 months ago
- GregH104 commented on makeorbreakshop's instructable 6 Mistakes Not to Make Building a Farmhouse Table9 months ago
View Instructable »Great video, I learned a lot from it!
- GregH104 commented on MrFixItDIY's instructable How to Restore an Old Wheelbarrow11 months agoView Instructable »
Enjoyed your post, I have an old rusty wheelbarrow that was on my property when I moved in too! Like you , I love it and plan on restoring it. Hopefully your video will inspire me to finally get it done.
- GregH104 commented on Junktostuff's instructable 12v Car Wheel Forge11 months agoView Instructable »
I Love it!
- GregH104 commented on coolbeansbaby68's instructable How to Build a 12x20 Cabin on a Budget1 year agoView Instructable »
CoolBean, are you interested in adding a biogas tank for your outhouse that would generate methane to run an on-demand water heater for your shower and sink? I have been looking into doing this and it is very interesting to me, but I would love to see someone like yourself do it and make an instructable out of it. It would help further interest in this economically and ecologically valuable technology. I have learned what I have from the solar CITIES folks. Thanks Greg Hall
- GregH104 commented on aglepetsos01's instructable Homemade Pontoon Boat1 year agoView Instructable »
Hey, this looks like a lot of fun. If I was still 12 I would love it. To help your boat be a little more seaworthy, if you took those metal straps straight down and fastened them to the side of the 2x4 with two screws it would be much sturdier. Here's why ... when you bend that metal strap like you did you create a breaking point and all the stress is put on that breaking point. Your metal strap will break a lot easier than if you took it down straight. Also you can use two or three screws on the 4 inch side of the board. Ahoy mates!
- GregH104 commented on darbinorvar's instructable DIY Japanese Toolbox1 year agoView Instructable »
Thanks for the video, I enjoyed it. One thing that might be fun for you in the future is to include the braiding of rope into your projects. It is quite simple and could have been used in place of tying knots under the lid. Basically you take two pieces of three strand rope and go over and under three times. A braid is almost as strong as the rope itself.
- GregH104 commented on The Unknown Chef's instructable Upcycle a Hard Drive Into a Clock1 year agoView Instructable »
Great job, I like the instructable. By the way, my first computer only had a 5 1/4 inch floppy disk, no hard drive! I have an idea. These disk drives spin at a fixed rate. Someone REALLY smart could make a clock out of the disk drive! A little power supply, some gears, and some clock hands. Now that would be COOL!
- GregH104 commented on Yonatan24's instructable DIY Bent Plywood Long Reach C-Clamps Without Bending Plywood! (Broken Sofa to Clamp!)1 year agoView Instructable »
I Love it! Loved your home made wood tap video too (except for the music). I think I would have threaded rather than drilled the handle though, it seems like that might have been more sturdy.
- GregH104 commented on sixsmith's instructable Dirt Cheap Charcoal2 years agoView Instructable »
In rural west africa they make charcoal by throwing brown grass on a pile of wood, lighting it, and throwing green grass on top of it to put out the flame.I suspect this is the way it is done in much of the third world
Best instructable ever? I think so!