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<p class="p__0">Yet balance it will. Hurray, it worked, (I was a little nervous there). Key Reference in! Add Pointer, Ask Question, Download 8 Individuals Made This Job! Did you make this project? Share it with us! I Made It! 64 Comments, On the wood dimensions. Is it 3&nbsp;1/2" or do I need to cut it down to 3&nbsp;1/8".</p>
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<p class="p__1">Please encourage. Simply desired to say I made it. 1 reply questioning if there is a formula to determine angle and height ...:)Hardwood due to the fact that it looks good or exists some intrinsic worth or requirement for a particular density? Also, what about when the bottle is 3/4 or 1/3 full? 1 reply From experience, an empty bottle will flaot too, to any amount in the bottle should work fine.</p>
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<p class="p__2">Is that ok or does it shake off the weights? 1 reply If the center of gravity of the entire system (bottle and board) are still over the inclined foot then it must work. Seems like an experiment to me. If it works out, make an instructable of it and tag mine to yours as the original.</p>
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<p class="p__3">I've made a bunch of these. best thing about physics is that you can ballpark the measurements. I just cut 45 degree of both ends and a hole in the middle/slightly towards the top. Functions everytime. Same here, because i saw one i desired it, and thanks to you i will be able to do it by my slef, thanks a lot! Please listen what Ron Swanson has to state.</p>
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<p class="p__4">54 as there are 2. 54 cm to an inch. 1 reply It is really basic physics. To have something balance, you need to have the center of gravity of the things straight over the foot the things is basing on. That is how you stand ideal which is how this works.</p>
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<p class="p__5">Hi and fantastic job! Do you believe this would deal with a 15" x 4" x 3/4" board, or does it require to be 3&nbsp;1/8 to work? Would you require to change the angle of the bottom cut? 1 reply Hi! I really don't think the width of the board will make any difference.</p>
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