3 Simple, Yet Cool DIY Projects (P1)

In this Instructable, we look at 3 simple DIY projects

They are easy and most likely can be made from the items you already have at home.

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Open the can with a safety can opener.

Remove the food, take off the label and wash out the can.

Use a rotary tool to cut a hole in the lid.

Glue back the lid.

I used an epoxy glue.

Cover the can with a decorative paper.

You're done!

Cut a piece of glue from a glue stick and put it in a silicone mold.

Stick it in the oven to melt the glue.

When the glue has melted, take out the mold and put something on top of the glue.

I put 4 x 20p coins.

Put more glue on top and take the mold back to the oven.

Put a magnet on top and let the glue cool down.

Remove your creation from the mold.

Now you have a custom fridge magnet.

You can use different color glue sticks for different effects.

Take out the core from the clock.

Cut off any knobs and switches, so you can put the core on the table with the battery side facing down.

Get a Rubik's Cube or anything else (preferably light weigh)

Drill a hole in the center.

I actually did not drill a hole as there was one under the label.

I don't know if all the Rubik's Cubes have a hole in the center.

Glue the hand from the seconds (s) in the center of the hole.

I also removed the hand as it was attached to a plastic pin.

I only needed the pin.

To make sure the Rubik's Cube does not break the clock, make a support from a few washers.

Cube should not touch the washers.

Washers are only there to prevent accidental Rubik's Cube tilting.

For the lighter/smaller objects, the washers are not needed.

Put the cube onto the core and put in the battery.

You have made a turning Rubik's Cube.