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The BristleBot is a vibrobot with an agenda.
It's built with a vibrating pager motor and the busines end of a toothbrush that has slanted bristles.
Cover letter icon for a story that went up today on how to create a great Cover Letter cliqunited.com/cover-letter-format/
The center collage was made using Gimpshop, a version of the Gimp which is hacked to look and operate like Photoshop. Works for me!
The BristleBot is a vibrobot with an agenda.
It's built with a vibrating pager motor and the busines end of a toothbrush that has slanted bristles.
The BristleBot is a vibrobot with an agenda.
It's built with a vibrating pager motor and the busines end of a toothbrush that has slanted bristles.
Con el tutorial de hoy aprenderemos a crear pequeños lápices de colores con arcilla polimérica.
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The BristleBot is a vibrobot with an agenda.
It's built with a vibrating pager motor and the busines end of a toothbrush that has slanted bristles.
Note the gentle inward curve at the hilt of the blade, and the shine off the edge.
More in this old blog post of mine, on knife sharpening
Colocar las cuatro pinzas en el rollo (puede hacerse con muchas cosas; dependiendo del tamaño de las "pinzas" sera el tamaño de la lazada).
Poner el hilo contra el tubo dejando colgar un trozo, porque despues habra que tirar.
Nota: puede hacerse con 4,6, 8 ... pinzas
The BristleBot is a vibrobot with an agenda.
It's built with a vibrating pager motor and the busines end of a toothbrush that has slanted bristles.
See my Lego minifig costume how-to for more info on this photo.
This is where I was working out the dimensions. Some of the numbers are in pixels (measured from a digital photo of a Lego minifig head) and the rest are in inches.
From: How to stuff birds and animals : a valuable book giving instruction in collecting, preparing, mounting, and preserving birds, animals, and insects (1890).
The BristleBot is a vibrobot with an agenda.
It's built with a vibrating pager motor and the busines end of a toothbrush that has slanted bristles.
Here's the whole process as a video.
I hope you can make out what I'm doing, since I was paying more attention to the sewing than the filming of it.
Flickr seems to have clipped the very end of the the video, you can see the whole thing on YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=xIBAGY5eOFk
step 12: finish arm holes, neck, and bottom
turn the raw edges of the arm hole to the back side of the belly piece (fleece is the same front & back, so pick which is back and stick with the decision) and sew them down using a regular straight stitch. do the same for the neck opening (the area between the two points on your pattern piece where the collar of your shirt stopped), and the bottom edge.
step 13: pin down yarn into the shape you want on the belly
using another reference photo:
http://www.dnr.state.md.us/baygame/bbc_mating.asp
you can figure out if you're a girl or a boy crab. pin down yarn in the appropriate shape on the front of your belly. i'm showing here how to make a girl.
Interesting thought - a restaurant hires people who need a poster to remind them of the steps involved in hand washing.
Crappy shot, but I *was* in the men's room.
Useful for tourists on a budget and also for those who prefer the taste of authentic Indian living. Since India has moved forward so rapidly this style of eliminating human body waste is probably becoming scarcer by the day.
The Sony PSP is such a powerful portable device, it practically screams to do more than just gaming. Last year, I wrote "Ten Cool Things to do with your Sony PSP", which eventually became one of my most popular articles on this blog. Since it’s been about a year, it’s time for a major update. Without further ado, here are five more cool things you can do with your PSP...
The BristleBot is a vibrobot with an agenda.
It's built with a vibrating pager motor and the busines end of a toothbrush that has slanted bristles.
I got a question about the bib cake I recently made. I'll try to explain how easy it was to make it :-) I am using mmf and ganache in this case, but I guess it will work with sugarpaste and buttercream as well :-)
Bake and fill your cake (round and oval shape will also work for this cake design). Cut a desired shape using a paper template (What a great way to get some cake for yourself and your family :-)) Cover your cake in ganache/buttercream and let it chill.
step 17: put it together
place the outsides of both body pieces facing each other so that the wrong sides are facing out. sew together using a regular straight stitch all the way from neck edge to the bottom side edge on each side. turn the costume right side out, using closed scissors or a spoon handle to pop the tips all the way out.
optionally, you can use plastic-coated wire (found cheaply in spools at the hardware store) to make the shape stand out stiffer. cut 2 lengths of wire, one to fit along the edge of each side. bend into shape and insert into the inside of the body. sew all the way through the outside (body is turned right side out, you're sewing from front straight through to back) of the costume all the way around the edges, so that you make a channel trapping the wire in place inside.
Im Wandel der Gesellschaft wurde die Kultur in Deutschland in Mitleidenschaft gezogen.
Wir wollen dem kulturellen Rückgang entgegenwirken und eine neue, lebendige online Community aufbauen - von und für Musiker im deutschsprachigen Raum.
howto music ist ein soziales Projekt, das eine große Auswahl an kostenlosen Lehrvideos, eine Musiker-Jobbörse, professionelle Musikerprofile, eine Lehrer-Datenbank sowie einen Musikshop anbietet.
Kurz: Es ist Dein Platz für Musik.
Now you've got all the blue hexagons sewn to the white hexagons, all around your quilt, and the blue hexagon edges all secured to each other. Your quilt top should already have all its paper templates removed, since you've already quilted it. So, now you can remove the paper templates from about ~15 blue hexagons. And then proceed with the next steps.
step 24: make closures for the wrist
i sewed a pair of buttons on my claws, with short elastic loops on the other side (this makes them adjustable if i have no shirt underneath, or a bulky sweatshirt to button them over). for my boyfriend's claws, he wanted velcro instead - your choice - and his hand loop is made out of red fleece instead of elastic.
either way, using a loop over the palm of your hand instead of wearing claw mittens means you can pick up food or drinks with your hand instead of a clumsy glove. and also either way, you'll need a button or hook to attach the length of yarn from the attached legs to your claws.
the final product, female crab on the left, male crab on the right.
remember we're looking like cooked crabs here, red on back and cream on the belly. you can go with bright fun tropical colors if you want to be some other kind of crab, or go with a brown back /cream front/blue leg combo to look like a real live blue crab.
other variations: make your pattern piece much longer and without shoulder points, add a tail to the bottom back end - now you're a lobster. make the front and back rounded, and make a big snail shell out of a cardboard box or backpack to attach on back, and now you're a hermit crab
.............y soltar por la parte de dentro del rollo.
Ahora hay que ir llevando el hilo a la pinza contigua y repetir los pasos 6,7,8.
Cuando lleves un rato asi, coje el cabo del paso uno y metelo dentro del rollo de papel y tira por el. A medida que vayas repitiendo los pasos 6,7,8 vete tirando del hilo. ...... al poco tiempo veras como sale el lazo! XD
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siento la calidad de las fotos y la perspectiva... pero es que no he tenido mucho tiempo y lo he hecho un poco a correr... espero que a las que os interesaba este tuto os haya quedado mas claro!