CobyUnger

So glad you like it.

Thank you. Hope some of the tips come in handy. If you make something round, I'd love to see pics in the comments.

I delayed starting this project for months because I didn't want to buy a big plywood cylinder. The drum idea was what made it all possible. I love segmented circles. Short of steam bending, they are the strongest and most efficient use of wood for making a circle. The key is to offset the layers to reinforce each other and not rely on butt joints and glue. Looking forward to your plate and microwave dish windows.

Thank you very much.

Love this

So glad it was helpful!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Glad you like it!

I'm glad you like it!

Now that feels like a missed opportunity!

Hi! thanks for the comment. I have a small batch for sale now. If you'd like one send me a message.

Thank you!. Shaper works pretty well if you are patient with it. Definitely takes some getting used to, but its a fantastic tool

Did this become a trend‽

Thank you!

It was so fun to make. Thank you!

Thank you! I love sharing on Instructables.

Thank you! The Origin certainly is a cool machine. Amazing to have a CNC machine without the CNC budget or space.

Thank you! So glad you enjoyed it.

A good question. I wish I knew the answer. Mine never got big enough to trim before I had to move out of that appartment and abandon them sadly.

You can sand a little, but as you suggested, it removes the shiny finish. Better to avoid cutting them at all. In hindsight, you could cover them with a bit of epoxy and turn/polish that.

So glad you like it. Thank you

Thanks so much. Glad you like it

Oh, thank you!

Nice, that sounds really cool.

Oooh, nice. Yes, I agree respirators are a great idea.

Thanks, Alex. Glad you like it.

Oh, thanks. Glad you like it.

Thanks for the comment. Glad you like it. Sorry I didn't share more about that part. The slats in the middle of the seat are sitting on a 1 inch by 1 inch rabbet and attatched with screws.

We've got a pizza oven too. I'll make you a pizza.

Any time, Mike. I'll cook you a pizza in the brick oven too.

Thanks Audrey. It certainly feels like an oasis. You're welcome to come chill any time you are on the east coast.

Thanks Jessy! Hope you are doing well.

The vessel on the top doesn't matter so much. You could really use any plastic container there. The important bit is that the wicking fabric reaches the water in the tank an is able to make it into the soil. I believe someone else in this thread used the tank cover turned upside down to hold the plants.

Sure! What kind of things do you want to use? Do you still want it to go on the toilet?

Good point. I should have done that in the original one. Unfortunately my current bathroom has no windows, so it doesn't make sense to make a new one now. Hope you send pictuers when you finish it.

I think it was 1/4 by 1/4. It should be as thick as the plywood sections.

Thanks for the tips. Pretty excited to use this.

Amazing. I love this

Looking forward to the giant head party, Sam.

Go for it. Let me know if you need any advice.

A good question. I replaced the grass with artificial turf when I moved away from San Francisco. To be honest, I don't know if it is even still around. The key is good watering and the right amount of sun. Also, probably a tiny lawn mower.

Glad you like it. Would be great to see one for a library.

It is worth a try for sure.

Looks great! Also, great tips.

Just made this recipe. Turned out great. Thanks for the tips!

Will this 3DF file work? If not I can share a public link. Also, sorry for the sloppy modeling, this was one of my first Fusion360 projects. See step 3 for file.

Thanks Dave, Glad you liked it.

Thanks Randy. Hope you are doing well in New York.

Thank you!

Miss you Paolo. Give a high five and a hug to the next Pier9er you see for me please.

Glad you liked the project. Like you said, the vehicle was chosen largely for the iconography and popularity, but also because of it's size and convenience. I have seen similar projects done on pedal powered tricycles and in vans and busses in the US. Thanks for the support,-Coby

I love Tuk-Tuks (auto rickshaws), and I think my fascination with them was a bit of a bewilderment to many of my Indian friends. We definitly do need something smaller than a car, but safer than a motorcyle in the US.

That's the idea. Glad you like it.

There is a video being edited soon. I will post it when it is finished.

Thank you. Glad you like the project.

Thanks Audrey. Miss you too. Love and Pizza.

An open source license allows for anyone to make and sell it, so go ahead.