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If you spend any amount of time on the internet, chances are you're familiar with "Rage Comics".
These can be a fun way to share everyday experiences and frustrations. But inspiration doesn't always strike when you are in front of the computer, and not everyone has a smart-phone with convenient apps to make rage comics whenever, wherever. Well, fret no more my friends - enter the Pocket Rage Maker! Yes, with this handy little tin, you too can experience the joy and satisfaction of making rage comics on the go!
(I suppose it should be said that rage comics often contain material that may be unsuitable for some readers, including [but ommited here] the classic "f7u12" text implying someone cursing in frustration. While it is up to you what you put in your own comics, keep this in mind when sharing your comics with others or viewing them online)
These can be a fun way to share everyday experiences and frustrations. But inspiration doesn't always strike when you are in front of the computer, and not everyone has a smart-phone with convenient apps to make rage comics whenever, wherever. Well, fret no more my friends - enter the Pocket Rage Maker! Yes, with this handy little tin, you too can experience the joy and satisfaction of making rage comics on the go!
(I suppose it should be said that rage comics often contain material that may be unsuitable for some readers, including [but ommited here] the classic "f7u12" text implying someone cursing in frustration. While it is up to you what you put in your own comics, keep this in mind when sharing your comics with others or viewing them online)
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Materials:
Mint Tin
White enamel-coated metal sheet (to act as a dry-erase board)
Magnetic sheet (I used a sheet of magnetic business cards)
Paint
Spray adhesive or glue
Black felt scrap
Black fabric scrap
Dry-erase maker
Printer paper
Fine-tip permanent marker
Masking tape
Emery cloth or sandpaper
Ruler/Straightedge
Scissors
Craft knife
Dremel tool with cutoff wheel
Metal file
Flathead screwdriver
Gluegun (not shown)
You will also need access to a computer (with internet connection) and a printer
Note: Use all necessary safety equipment and follow all saftey procedures when working with sharp objects and power tools. Always use spray paints and other aerosol products in a well ventilated area. Minors should be under the supervison of adults.
Mint Tin
White enamel-coated metal sheet (to act as a dry-erase board)
Magnetic sheet (I used a sheet of magnetic business cards)
Paint
Spray adhesive or glue
Black felt scrap
Black fabric scrap
Dry-erase maker
Printer paper
Fine-tip permanent marker
Masking tape
Emery cloth or sandpaper
Ruler/Straightedge
Scissors
Craft knife
Dremel tool with cutoff wheel
Metal file
Flathead screwdriver
Gluegun (not shown)
You will also need access to a computer (with internet connection) and a printer
Note: Use all necessary safety equipment and follow all saftey procedures when working with sharp objects and power tools. Always use spray paints and other aerosol products in a well ventilated area. Minors should be under the supervison of adults.
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OOOOOooor, you can go back to Funnyjunk.
Besides, this screams Funnyjunkdom. Or Reddit.
When you mentioned f7u12 I immediately thought of r/fffffffuuuuuuuuuuuu
brotip: use magnets :D
Response win!