SantaB

Great job on this. I will totally make something like this at some point. The only things that bugs me, is I wish there was a stop near the middle that you would pull each side to. Without it, it seems clumsy to have to pull one side too far, adjust it before pulling the other side over.Great job though. I have a whole box of old, dried/cracked Reader's Digest Condensed books that are just waiting for a project like this.

l like and need to try your technique for bending pipes. I have already shared your prior video about this to others in the comments of other videos that use fancy, expensive tools, or struggle to do the same thing. Planning on making a galvanized lead pipe-looking lamp, but with some fun, outrageous curves.great job!

Great job on this. Awesome. Are there other Android Smart watches easy to program for?

I am now good and was able to successfully publish and enter my contest. Thanks for your hard work.

Same thing, still happening on Windows 7 64 bit using Firefox 50.1.0... https://www.screencast.com/t/l6cP09Zxotx (screen shot video)Only difference, from above was I clicked to enter a contest.

Yes, It's still worth trying with gloves, a face mask and eye protection... maybe on a thinner vinyl album it would work better (they are all "vinyl", but also all made of different things and thicknesses (hence a big reason they stopped mass producing vinyl)). Bakelite albums might be better (as the author suggests), but I doubt it. Plus that stuff is much more fragile than vinyl.Trust me... I have tried this before. The vinyl didn't cut, it literally just broke off into tiny fragments (some not so tiny). It was like working with a sand blaster without a booth. I had the stuff everywhere.