Mad Scientist Goggles. Just what I needed to complete my mad scientist costume.
 
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Step 1: Gather Supplies

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Your use will vary. After all, each mad scientist does it his/her own way.
I use:
2 caps from 1 liter pop bottles
1 2 liter pop bottle, clear
leather scrap
assorted screws
super glue
copper spray paint
sharpie
scissors
paper
1 spade style drill bit
razor knife
timbudtwo says: Oct 4, 2007. 7:32 PM
"The Goggles, They Do nothing!"
LiquidLightning in reply to timbudtwoDec 7, 2011. 11:46 AM
Not even microwave protection... Four years and someone recognises the quote, awh yeah.
hyperactiveguy says: Jul 7, 2009. 9:39 AM
You prolly coulda also used some gatorade or powerade caps, but u wouldnta had the liner thing...or you could do like Redrogue said n stack em for a pretty cool look... anyways very nice instructable, i like it.
TimTheScarecrow says: Jun 9, 2009. 10:31 PM
they look good, but.. arent they a little small? im seriously asking. when you put them on does the lenses area feel small to you? cuz i made a pair with much bigger eye pieces and they feel just the right size
Zetheros says: Oct 6, 2007. 8:20 PM
you know, if you stack a smaller cap on a big one, it'll look like they can zoom in as well, sort of like the gnomish goggles in WoW
corey_caffeine in reply to ZetherosMar 7, 2009. 7:21 PM
I like the burning crusade goggles
Ward_Nox says: Oct 29, 2007. 11:16 AM
Does anyone know where i can get lab gloves, meaning black rubber gloves about elbow length? i ask cause theyd go well with this Project
josh.yeager in reply to Ward_NoxOct 19, 2008. 10:19 PM
I got some of those at a local restaurant supply store a few years back. I've also seen them at HomeDepot
Ward_Nox in reply to josh.yeagerOct 20, 2008. 4:42 PM
yea ive since see em at a hardware store
jamieCar says: Oct 29, 2007. 1:36 PM
Just picked up some cool ALL BLACK elbow length at Home depot. In the cleaner isle.
themasterpyro says: Oct 23, 2007. 5:18 PM
nice but if your cheap you can buy some cheap welding goggles
kellyhogaboom says: Oct 11, 2007. 10:14 PM
I made two pair as we are showing Young Frankenstein at our theatre on the 27th! Thank you for this Instructable. I am not so good at the making of things. This was tres fun.

Here are mine:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/kellyhogaboom/tags/7thstreettheatre/

Thanks - and great job!

master-of-chaos says: Oct 6, 2007. 3:26 PM
i love it
GHETTOKON says: Oct 6, 2007. 4:40 AM
This is cool!
Suarve says: Oct 5, 2007. 1:58 AM
Dude - too cool! I'm going to copy this but see if I can make them bigger - I am so going to have the best boarding goggles this winter!
destructopop says: Oct 5, 2007. 12:00 AM
I think I would prefer to use Big Gulp caps, for the added height and diameter. But this is such a cool idea! Thanks!
Ward_Nox says: Oct 3, 2007. 12:57 AM
can u believe i cant find the f'ing caps seem only MD has the right sized cap wher i am at the moment
finfan7 says: Oct 1, 2007. 4:12 PM
I would think the caps would be too shallow. I think i will use modified pvc pipe endcaps.
Valster says: Oct 1, 2007. 8:54 AM
IT......COULD.........WORK!!!!!!!!!!!
red_metallic says: Oct 1, 2007. 4:50 AM
Great idea and project to do with your kids.
Kiteman says: Sep 30, 2007. 10:17 AM
The goggles my youngest likes to wear aren't special effects or costume, they're real safety goggles I found way in the back of a store cupboard at school.
pleasedontspamme (author) in reply to KitemanSep 30, 2007. 2:30 PM
I have some of those too. But I like how these turned out. They really work for keeping thing out of my eye, but I would never expect them to replace any of my real saftey goggles. I mostly made these after watching Young Frankenstein at thee in the morning.
matseng says: Sep 30, 2007. 8:54 AM
For being something made out of a PET bottle they look really good. When I looked at the first pics I thought " Oh man, this will just look like crap..." but the end result is really impressive. Good work.
pleasedontspamme (author) says: Sep 29, 2007. 8:48 PM
I used leather because I have a bunch, and it is the same leather that la-z-boy makes their chairs out of. And I can see out of them quite well, but the pic looked better with them on my forhead.
Ward_Nox says: Sep 29, 2007. 8:20 PM
if you want a more breathable(and cheaper if you mess up) material get some fabric, normal masking tape, and shoe polish after you cut out the fabric cover it in tape going every which way and then rub show polish over it. (this was a trick to make faux leather i saw on the mickey mouse club back in the day and i've always wanted something to do with it)
TheCheese9921 says: Sep 29, 2007. 6:41 PM
I think I might try this, mabey with poweraide or gatoraide caps so I can put it on over my eyes I'll probably use pleather though.
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