Please sell the parts and instructions !!!!!!!!

Background Music was horrible.

Awesome. How much

Parts list and instructions on BrickLink would be awesome!

Part list please

To dense.

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I love this, would be very interested in a parts list and instructions, i'm new to lego so don't stand a chance figuring this out on my own :)

Looks great!

Enjoyable build!

First video back for many years. And something very different for me. But I've really been enjoying playing with Lego last few years and wanted to share some of what I've built here. If you want instructions I can put together than and a parts list on BrickLink if anyone is interested.

Thank you for making this video. It inspired me.

How do you prevent the mixture from going bad on the wood?

You can buy ready granulated beeswax.

I have made this ,it's very useful in winter thanks 😃

Can also make salami in there? From Cyprus

The link to the Plans times out.

Can we use this on concrete/jesmonite products?

You forgot to add led lighting

Nice build. Although, I would add a tray at the bottom to catch any liquid that falls down during the drying process.

The website seems to be dead, and all the other social media have not been updated for quite a while (years). Does anyone have the plans? As far as I can tell the internet archive copy of the website does not have a functional link to the plans either. Does anyone have measurements for: the depth of the seat, how tall the back is and where the seat is mounted from either the top or bottom of the back?

The biggest mystery to me about doing this is how to power the fan. When it is called a computer fan, we assume that it is DC 12V or 20V or something, which presents complication. But it turns out that you can buy a mains-powered small fans for a modest sum of money. So that answers that. We are also not told what power of bulb for the heating. But elsewhere I learn that something like 40W would be a sensible power. With incandescent light bulbs pretty much banned in many countries these days, it might be useful to have some old ones left over in your shed. Or you might have to buy a low powered frost protection heater instead. As for the box, just buy a box. Plastic box with a lid is fine. Might be sensible to put some fly mesh over the ventilation holes.

Would like to have seen more clips of the finished product. But otherwise great video thanks

Great job. how do ou feel about a 1 to 5 ratio ? would it be much softer and dry slower?

It's a cool idea, but all of your shots are closeups, which is pretty disorienting! It's hard to know if I'm looking at the sofa from the top, or front, or back, or bottom, or whatever! More than once I found myself thinking "what part is this?" or "That's a leg??!!"

Toast yr coriander seeds You can biltong from beef chicken and pork and game meats

That is so close to how I make salves. The ratios are different but not by much and the oils are different but the whole process is very similar

give me the measurements please!

Aweomse!

Putting a hook on each pepper? Are you nucking futs?😅

It's usually better to pull air out in a situation like this

hi do you have the measurements please

Can this finish be applied to stained wood without messing up the color?

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What temperature does the box / room need to stay at I'm going to build this same box!.

Fantastic work!

What do you connect this fan to??

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I did it too. This is what I used Woodglut designs for

You could just use a food dehydrator ..whould get the same result and much faster ..cheers🎉

I like your filming style

Thank you

That's a great device

Thank you so much for this!!!

Thank you for the video.

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as this was uploaded back in 2017, im hoping you know this by now. But you should have beveled and cleaned up/straightened your edges then slick them down with tokonol or a balm. Your stitches and stitching line are wobbly because you grooved along the unfinished edges. And its always a good idea to round your edges, this will make it look much cleaner, more refined and professional .

Great idea, never thought of using those bots on the corners, was thinking of way more complicated solutions. Thank you.

I bought carnuba wax as well adding a small amt (maybe 1/3 of beeswax wt.) As Im told the addition of a sm amount of the harder wax will allow a higher shine when buffing it out. Look fwd to finding out.

This is a life saver! Need something I csn move around in my small house for game nights.