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How 2.0: PB&J Mechanical Munchie Maker

video How 2.0: PB&J Mechanical Munchie Maker

Sure, you could just use a knife, but that would be so....retro. Techno-Guru Brian of technology makeover show My Home 2.0 introduces his sweetest invention ever: an assembly line machine for your favorite sandwich. Great for busy parents and tech-hungry kids. To see instructions, more great DIY projects, and their latest state-of-the-art home makeovers, visit: http://www.2pointhome.com

14 comments

Apr 9, 2012. 6:51 AMjenniferdubay says:

you are right cubyrop3 PHOTOSHOPED!!

Apr 4, 2009. 8:02 PMbangalore19 says:

This is not an instructable, it's an advertisement for someone who wants to be the next Bill Nye. Sad, Sad indeed.

Sep 21, 2010. 10:03 AM

PaulMakesThings says:

I don't see anything wrong with people showing off stuff they did, and he did show enough that if you wanted you could make your own. Not that there's much of a point to it, but many machines are just for the heck of it.

Jul 19, 2009. 1:23 PMaaon says:

It's a fake. Photoshopped! When the girl puts the bread on the machine the bread is facing the end of the machine. As the PB&J flips off the end the bread is facing the start of the machine. Obviously it's an illusion. Fake.