shambuda2000

I love Bob's Burgers.....

I speculate the the cat's name is either Amy Cattams or Leonardo De Catrio.... j/k. This is a really cool project!

Haha, thanks. Apparently picking a wood for smoking wood is a very polarizing subject,

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Very neat. Can I make a small recommendation? You should use the finished product as the cover image. It generally makes an Instructable more appealing if you can see the finished product when viewing thumbnails. Again, great job!

Great Job! By they way, do you ever dance down the pathway while "Billie Jean" by Michael Jackson plays?

This thing looks great! I'd like to build one, but I may need to add a strut hinge to keep my kids from smashing their fingers under the lid. Really great job!

Funny, I posted a very similar set of instructions on here back in 2014.

I had a friend try this with Swedish fish and the results were the stuff of nightmares. Stick with gummy bears.

Thank you! I'm a pretty big fan of lemons myself. Let me know how they turn out.

I read somewhere that the restaurant pressure fries their chicken. That may be the element you are missing.

Adorable. My son is still going through his "Builder" phase too. I may have to make one. I'll post some pics if I can. Great Job!

Great job!

Texturally, they were similiar to ham. Slightly springy, with good mouth feel. They released from the bones fairly well. I believe If you cooked them longer than I did, you would render the collagen better and get more of the "fall off the bone" type ribs than I did. Let me know the results, if you don't mind.

I used to have a 1977 KZ650 C. I guess you could say it was your bikes grandpa. I was going to get one of those police bikes, but decided to get something with fuel injection instead ('12 Vulcan Custom). Anyway, nice Instructable.

Nice shelves! BTW, is that a KZ1000 in the background?

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Neat. It looks like one of the squids from the Matrix. Nice work!

Challah back yo!

lol, mission accomplished.

Nice set of instructions. I have to be honest though, your cover photo looks like you murdered someone with a spoon.

That's a neat kitchen gadget! I've never seen one those before. I assume the plates make different sized noodles? Thanks for commenting!

Awesome! I had it for lunch. Thanks for reading.

That's great information. I've only ever made it with a ricer, but I'd love to try it the traditional way. Thanks for reading!

Thanks! They were incredibly easy to make, too!

Thanks for reading! be sure to post a pic if you make it.

Any tips on rehydrating?

Excellent work! This is, excluding your use of Trex decking, exactly the way that I constructed mine. Makes me wish I had documented mine for an Instructable! You've got my vote.

I built mine using pressure treated wood and the total cost came to approximately 650 USD. I also built mine in stages to stagger the cost and labor involved (as I built it alone). If you built it out of the synthetic lumber the author used, it would have been significantly more costly.

I'm glad they turned out! Thanks for reading my Instructable.

That would be excellent and would hold up very well. Thanks for the ideas!

Sorry, should have gone in with the egg. I'll edit in a few days.

Congratulations on your win!

Thanks! It was pretty last minute. Honestly, I'm super happy that I was even a runner up.

Looks really good! Tell me, have you had any issues with wheel bounce, i.e. the wheels striking the deck on rough terrain? Also, did you seal the the frame of the flatbed? Additionally, what was your total overall cost for this project? Once again, really good job.

Also, what did you do about the fuel filler neck?

Thanks! You got my vote, by the way.

Oh, and you should enter the Heros and Villains contest, too.

I think this would be pretty cool as a weapon belonging to the agents from Warehouse 13 or maybe a Buck Rogers style hero.

You should put some wires and a janky looking power module on this thing.

I used to have an XJ and this would have been perfect. Alas, I sold it. What sort of sealer did you use on the decking? Having something exposed to that much sunlight all the time will definitely need some heavy UV resistance! Great Instructable!

Yes, it's for construction purposes, i.e. painting, drywall, preventing dust, etc.

Hurray! My opinions count!

Tip 1 , a really easy way to tell if you have applied enough solder is to pre-bend the end of your roll, i.e. 1/2 inch pipe, 1/2" bend. This help eliminate the guess work as the amount solder drawn into the seam. Tip 2 is to keep a damp rag handy to wipe the joint directly after you apply the solder. Do it quickly and carefully and you will avoid that unsightly solder bubble on the bottom of the joint. Tip 3 is to keep a very damp rag on hand to lay on any existing fttings close to the area you are soldering, this will prevent too much heat transfer, which can cause the older fittings to loosen up and leak (very frustrating) Nice Instructable!

Ha, I had that exact same set!

I shall dub these TA-CONES..... and the kingdom will rejoice! Kidding of course. Pretty neat Instructable!

Thanks!

No problem.

Whatever you decide to call them, they are tasty!

Gracias! and oops..... my Spanish is a bit rusty or if you prefer, lo siento, no hablo bien español.

I simply chose the mask because it looked interesting. Thanks for checking out my instructable.

Yep, pretty darn tasty. Thanks for reading!

Your welcome. Thanks for checking out my stuff!

Thanks! I will.

Thanks! I haven't made one for her yet. I will have to find out what face she wants. I have a feeling Guy Fawkes ain't gonna cut it.