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Cardboard Disk Shooter

Cardboard Disk Shooter

Shoot cardboard disks at high speeds, with just a rubber band! Fast and easy to make!

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Step 1What you need...

What you need...

Piece of cardboard at least 3 by 3 inches, scissors, pencil, rubber band, ruler (optional), circle template (optional).

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7 comments

Jul 22, 2008. 7:36 PMJoshinator (author) says:

I for got to say that you can also make these out of the tin of a pop can (be carefull)!

Jul 11, 2008. 1:56 AMcamel flag says:

could u use any other shape?

Jul 22, 2008. 7:35 PMJoshinator (author) says:

Well... you could use a triangle... or a circle with jagged edges... but circle is the best.

Jul 11, 2008. 1:56 AMcamel flag says:

keep away from small children and don't aim at any one

Jun 27, 2008. 12:06 PMEvilthingamabober says:

Build something to hold the rubber band for you; you dont want this to hit your hand.

Mar 20, 2008. 4:49 PMlifelong-newbie says:

Not really an instructable worth righting "Cut a circle bit of card, flick it with a rubber band". But well written.

Mar 7, 2008. 2:31 PMKevvixx says:

A video of how good it does would be helpful, but good instructable otherwise.

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