Le 72 Usine Vertical Garden

This instructable will cover the details of the Vertical Garden built for my "Hydroponic, Automated, Networking, Climate Controlled Greenhouse Project". The vertical garden is a space saving way to grow up to 72 small plants (such as lettuce, spinach, strawberries and lots of different herbs) all with the plant health benefits of hydroponics. The Vertical Garden is designed with modularity in mind, to be brought into the greenhouse and installed as a single unit, with only connection to the existing plumbing required before you're ready to grow. Other Instructables that cover elements of the "Hydroponic, Automated, Networking, Climate Controlled Greenhouse Project" are listed below with many more to come: Part 1: Construction of the GreenhousePart 2: The 72 Plant Vertical Garden As of this moment the greenhouse's skeleton is all that is completed. Each major section of this project should be it's own instructable and when it's all finished I'll compile it into a guide.

How to prepare leather for sewing When I first started leatherworking, I found using an awl to be really tedious and hard. I'm still not the biggest fan of it, but things improved considerably once I sharpened the awl I was using! Most awls are dull as hell when you buy them - especially when ordering from larger companies. I used this sharpening stone and some oil to sharpen mine, and finished it on a leather strop to smooth it out. You can use an awl by holding your work in a stitching pony (or your hands, if you're brave and well coordinated. Make sure to use the cardboard underneath - if you don't you will damage and blunt the awl in no time. Regardless of the orientation of the awl, you need to push it through as straight as possible to make sure your stitching looks nice and neat later. Try to insert the awl into the leather so the diamond puncture is at a 45 degree angle as shown in the photos. Using an awl to make your stitching holes is definitely one of those things that you'll only perfect with practice.

untitled Basics Support de tablette réglable: Amazon.fr: Informatique Faire un modèle 3D à partir d'images I got the idea for the picture studio from another Instructable but creating it was out of my abilities. So I found a simple alternative. What you'll need: 2 - 2"x1"x8' pieces of wood1 x 1 1/2" narrow hingeTape measureSomething to cut the woodWood glue and/or nails1 - 22"x28" Black or white posterboard4 - Thumbtacks1 - Rotating turntable displaySome way to cut a small round hole in the paper. 1. I have created a wooden base that is tall enough so that you can get pictures of the lower portions of whatever it is you want to model and does not capture your background. After cutting all of your pieces of wood you will need to make your bottom and back of the base.I have attached the plans the I used. 2. I started by screwing the back together so that I remembered to put a gap for the hinge. 3. This was much simpler than the previous two steps. 4. Simply, you just use a light to get the turntable going.

Compacte Arduino GPS Speedo + meer | Projecten Compacte Arduino GPS Speedo + meer Een tijd gleden heb ik een klein projecten gemaakt. Dit is er gebruik: -(fake) Arduino Nano v3. -MT3339 GPS module. -Graphic LCD + Connector. -Plastic behuizing. -1 x 6 pin switch. -1 x Druk knop. -1 x 470 Ohm weerstand. -2 x 10K Ohm weerstand. Meer info over dit project is te vinden op: