Here's a fast and easy way to make a menorah out of some hex nuts, washers, and metal epoxy.

You'll need:

10 x 1/2" Hex Nuts
9 x 3/8" Hex Nuts
10 x 5/16" Washers
Metal Epoxy
Sheet of stiff cardboard
Hanukkah Candles

Step 1: Attach Washers to the 1/2" Nuts

Mix the epoxy and glue 10 washers onto 10 of the 1/2" nuts.

Step 2: Glue 3/8" Nuts on the Washers

Put a small amount of epoxy on the bottoms of the 3/8" nuts and glue them onto the tops of the washers, rotating them so that the flat side of the 3/8" nut lines up with the corner of the 1/2" nuts as shown.

Do that for 9 of the ten washer-nuts.

I lack the mad epoxy skills so mine are a bit messy. You might want to practice first on some extra parts to see how much epoxy you'll need.

Step 3: Make the Shamash Candle Cup

Epoxy the last washer-nut to the bottom of one of the nut-washer-nuts. This time, make sure the two 1/2" nuts are lined up.

Step 4: Attach the Candle Cups to Each Other

Put down the sheet of cardboard to protect your table from the expoxy. Add some epoxy on one side of the 1/2" nut and attach it to the side of the next. Make sure there are four cups on each side of the tall one.