"I think that the use of magnets as an attachment has become too easy. I imagine a lot of flashlightless clips hanging from a lot of loops in very short order. Perhaps a more positive attachment method would be better for a $50 item dangling during energetic activities."
"This method is very much like the method to cut coves demonstrated by Matthias Wandel on his Youtube channel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qe5ZeSX-_g0"
"Actually, it's far easier then that. Interleave a stack of playing
cards with another stack and there is a lot more friction then you
think. Same here. Interleave two stacks of walnut veneer and you end up
with more then enough friction to hold the pieces together.You would need to be very careful in applying glue or use some sort of masking to exclude wood glue for the last few inches.If
i were making this, I would also use 2 strips of copper tape between
specific layers of both pieces such that, when assembled, they form the
wiring for the LED."
"Reminds me of the F1 cars of the late 80's and early 90's https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sRB9T2ACPRIHope they bring back more F1 tech from that era. I would love a combustion engine car that can play music like this.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRXwWbo_mX0"
"Price aside, that thing looks heavy with batteries, electronics, motors etc. Most delivery destinations where this might be useful will not have a high dock. Is there an easy way to load and unload that thing from a truck or van?"
"Fractional calipers have been around for some time now. I find digital ones much more handy as a press of a button does any conversion as you switch from imperial to metric and back.As a woodworker, I also find the accuracy of a Starrett tool a bit of overkill."