The thermal dust mentioned in the video can be bought here. The results are absolutely stunning.

For a paltry $45 bucks, you can make your very own cotton candy machine. If you're capable of welding and cutting steel, that is.

If not, it's still worth a watch for the real revelation -- you can make cotton candy OUT OF OTHER CANDIES. Candy canes, Werther's Original, lemon drops, you name it. Jump to 6:55 for the genius.

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Have a shower in this cozy backyard TARDIS.

What makes this particular Police Box unique is the step-by-step walkthrough of the building process. It's worth a look.

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Become an elemental sorcerer with only 11 box fans and a pallet of lighter fluid. What a deal!

Somber piano not included.

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Tom Ives, a furniture maker, has done a crafty bit of recycling for his computer desk. The industrial wooden cable reel lends a classy vibe, though the bench is going to get uncomfortable pretty quick.

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It's highly likely that Old Ben Kenobi spent his hermit days on the front porch, saber-swatting rock hornets and Felucian ground beetles. With a little help from Hack a Day, anyone dedicated enough to recreate this bug-zapping lightsaber can join in the fun.

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Nerd Nightly News

• A series of nerdy turntables that spin to win.
• Selenium might help protect medical implants from bacteria.
• Lovely ladies in Avengers dresses.
• Some folks created the Kanto region in Minecraft.
• DIY a door peephole into a fisheye lens.

[image: ianbrooks]