I'm sure if you were REALLY determined you could make something similar with:
- Two round sheets of metal (top and bottom)
- A long sheet of metal (side)
- Some hardware to put it together
- A good drill bit or two (to make the circles)
- Some coloured gels or candy wrappers (to fill the circles)
- An old lamp-thing or light fixture
- Something that spins like a lazy susan or something
This was just 2 minutes of quick thinking, but if you really thought about it I'm sure you could make it work...
I clicked, I saw, I clicked again. . .and I was WHOLLY unimpressed--not by the project; that was killer--but by the complete LACK of information on how to replicate same. Pardon my confusion, but isn't this a DIY/how-to site? I've been ROBBED! And it's a real beotch getting robbed when you didn't pay anything to get in. :-)
Where's the BEEF?! How'd you make it, where'd you get the parts, etc.? These are the kind of tidbits, you know, which would make this an actual IN-STRUCT-IBLE.
exactly correct usage of "slideshow", BTW... While it's a neat project, I suspect the uniqueness of the raw materials would make a full instuctable not that much more useful.
Exactly my point! Unless you work in a university or a commercial lab and have access to lab junk, you'll probably not be able to find any suitable materials for this one...
I only bought the dividers and the halogen lamp. The test-tube rack and other stuff were "JUNK" and donated by the SWAP shop as the part of the competition; I think all of these are some type of university refuse. For more information about the contest and SWAP visit http://www.wiscontrepreneurship.org/challenge/
Very nice indeed!
May I recommend that you also include the two other pictures of the "junk" components, and the table under construction? I'm sure you're going to get lots of questions on how you made this, plus the picture with you + the table nicely shows the scale.
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blueangelcat 9 years ago
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aceofspeeds 16 years ago
westfw 16 years ago
While it's a neat project, I suspect the uniqueness of the raw materials would make a full instuctable not that much more useful.
aceofspeeds 16 years ago
Xellers 15 years ago
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Kiteman 16 years ago
Are the parts all "junk"? Where did you find that humongous test-tube rack?
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