IrishSnow35

A bucket with a lid isn't hard to obtain...it's the turning it around for hours that I'm not sure I have the time or energy for. Any suggestions on a mechanical way of doing this?

These are some great solutions. I thought of a rock tumbler, but I don't have one and it'd be kinda pricy for me to get one at the moment. Perhaps I could borrow one if I need to, but I'll try some of the simpler solutions first and if those don't work I'll go the mechanical route. Thank you so much!

Honk...honk...honk...honk...honk...honk...HONKHONKHONKHONK *BLAMMMM!!!!*

The execution and design is very well done. Good job; I may use this method for another project, sci-fi related. :)

I may use your concept to create not a paw but a thickened sci-fi glove. I need a way to embed some PC fans into a glove so that I can hold a "flame" in my hand, and using a regular glove won't work. I hope to post an Instructable when I create these props and if I do I'll link you!

Love the monster idea...but that robot arm on the girl in the first pic...any future or existing instructables on anything like that?? (I really want a robot arm..)

It's well done. It reminds me of the little boy from jumunji who turns into a monkey.

This is actually really cool. I'm going to be modding a Nerf at some point. I'd love to see more of your work.

if you made a yellow one, you’d have a Jimmy Neutron fidget spinner.

Would this work with plastic if the plastic was slightly sanded first? i want to paint a galaxy-styled Nerf Maverick.

Suggestion: a sensor that causes the bin to make a sound and glow brighter when trash is thrown in.