Finally, a use for candy corns… as a not-so deadly weapon. The Double Barrel Candy Corn Launcher is brought to us by Dragonfly Fabrication, and should provide some much-needed protection whilst trick-or-treating.
The device is 3-D printed, and will launch two at a time. If you live somewhere with mean neighbors, who think that kids still like candy corns, you’ll have plenty of ammo for the night.
Find out more about this sweet weapon here, and see it in action below.
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If you’ve just been to the farmer’s market and you dig flute music with limited range, then the Carrot Recorder is for you.
Brought to us by BuzzFeed Nifty — all it takes is said carrot, a drill, a cutting tool and another baby carrot. Then you can torture friends and family with endless scales played on your veggie flute. See the ‘how to’ below.
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That box of popsicles may be long-gone, but the desire to impale things remains. Luckily, The Q has figured out how to make a deadly set of Wolverine claws out of popsicle sticks.
After much cutting and glueing, the user is armed with three retractable claws. Although these wooden versions, that are held together with glue, won’t necessarily make you part of the X-Men — they could cause some minor scratches, or used to violently pop some balloons.
Especially if said balloons are trying to steal your popsicles. Please watch.
If you’re going through the trouble of hiding Easter eggs, then you should at least make them worth finding. Enter, Burger Easter Eggs.
Brought to us by Studio DIY, the burger eggs are made possible with brown eggs, so there’s no dying required — along with a few craft supplies. Check out the “how to” here.
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T-Rexes have comically short arms. So it’s going to take some creativity to get them to serve you anything. The DIY Dinosaur Serving Dish is brought to us by Three Little Monkeys Studios — helping to put the once useless T-Rex to good use. Check out the “How To” here.
[via Neatorama]
