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Just signed up for the premium membership and paid my $50 only to discover that the downloads for the projects i am interested in do not include plans or instructions; only several pictures of the stages of the build. Diving deeper I find that the builder will sell you plans for 25 pounds sterling (about $50 Canadian). I feel ripped off. Instructables seems to be a site for people to show off their builds and sell plans rather than a site where you pay for access to a variety of plans, which is how they market it.
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Instructables used to have decent content, diy that was actually diy and not just misleading...
1. The editor is painful to use. You get the idea Instructable's staff doesn't use their own...
