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Office Darts Game in 10 minutes

Office Darts Game in 10 minutes
To celebrate the addition of "How-To" category of Linkadelic Magazine Here is an essential office project that guarantee hours of fun and takes only 10 minutes to build: The DIY Office Darts Game.

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Don't mistake these darts for toys just because they're made from office supply. You'll be surprised when you realize how accurate they are. They feel and fly just like professional ones.
 
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Step 1Ingredients

Ingredients
4 Matches
1 Rubber Band
1 Pin
1 Post it note
Printer (Optional)
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16 comments
Jun 16, 2010. 3:36 PMRekaw says:
you net to fold it like a triangle, then joint the 2 oposite tips and fold... I'm not Expert in english but i think you will figure it out if you think... xD
Oct 30, 2009. 2:21 PMfirefighter1333 says:
they're awesome
Apr 21, 2009. 1:00 AMfrozen_soul says:
how exactly do we reach this step? it somehow goes from being a triangle to being a triangle with multiple layers but the pictures dont help
Mar 28, 2009. 5:48 AMjacob2910 says:
it is still good
Aug 3, 2008. 2:16 PMI3uckwheat says:
the best dart on instructables who votes for it "voted" (un featured vote)
Aug 13, 2006. 12:59 AMiguanahotsauce says:
What would happen if you made some kind of stand that you could have some way to aim with it and you use something flame retardent for the wings and then lit the matches to make the dart propell but instead of having just a normal match you had some kind of match that was like gunpowder and would propel the dart? just a crazy idea of mine
Aug 2, 2008. 10:23 PMDIYerr says:
you mean a mini and slightly more dangerous bottle rocket with a sharp tip? you just got me thinking..
Jul 15, 2008. 4:40 AMCamisado says:
This thing is so cool it should be featured.
Aug 13, 2007. 12:07 PMi kill stuffs says:
use strike anywere matchs OMG FLAMING DART FUN AWAY
Apr 5, 2006. 6:01 PMmaphew says:
we used to do something similar in school. For the shaft we used the inner tube from a Bic pen (messy) or a mechanical pencil (for the "pro" version), and masking tape for fins.
Aug 8, 2007. 10:55 PMjongscx says:
we did something even simpler... we took the executive pens (the big clear ones with a thin ink thing inside) and put a push-pin inside. the pin fit almost perfectly into the pen... voila, instant blow-gun... Management always did wonder why our push-pin supply had bent tips...
Aug 5, 2007. 6:08 AMxiondisc says:
Hey check out my first instructable.
http://www.instructables.com/id/EGJJP43F4WY1KCS/
Mar 5, 2007. 5:59 PMcowscankill says:
This is pretty cool. I had to add glue to the front though because the needle would go in the dart.
Dec 26, 2006. 5:44 AMlemonie says:
1ml hypodermic syringes are a good starting point for darts...
Jul 27, 2006. 2:43 PMM4Brando says:
In grade school we did something even simpler. 1 pin, tape, eraser. Stick the pin through the center of the eraser so the eraser is half way through the pin. Take a small piece of the scotch tape and fold half of it agenst itself and place the head of the pin in. Another piece of tape completes the 3 fins then you cut them so they look nice. Now you have tiny little darts that work great.
Jul 8, 2006. 7:35 AMaiden120000 says:
i wouldnt say sewing pins and matches are offiice supply

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