The Jerry-rigging Thread

[jynxxxedangel]

My latest is the hillbilly Bluetooth earpiece.

For this project, you will need:

1 winter stocking cap

1 small cordless telephone receiver

Approximately 10 inches of masking tape

Assembly:

1. Place stocking cap on head, covering ears.

2. Make a loop from the tape, sticking one end to the other.

3. Apply tape vertically to backside of the phone receiver.

4. Lift the edge of the stocking cap outward, above the preferred ear.

5. Stick the phone onto the inside surface, taking care to position the speaker over your ear.

VOIL'A! It's a hands-free cordless phone!

Please share your greatest inventions here.

Edited October 6, 2009 by jynxxxedangel

[jynxxxedangel]

Come on, now...I know I'm not the only person on DGN who comes up with Red Green-type inventions!

Are y'all too embarrassed to admit them?

Edited October 6, 2009 by jynxxxedangel

[Homicidalheathen]

reminded me of this

[Oh_My_Goth]

When your sofa gets worn out.. You can Duct tape it

[jynxxxedangel]

When your sofa gets worn out.. You can Duct tape it

:bow

Momma Bunnie PWNS.

[Homicidalheathen]

you might be a redneck river rat if....

[Tacohitts]

[candyman]

I work at my friends farm as their mechanic even though I am over qualified for the position...I do it for beer. They things they want me to fix are expensive and you should see the things they give the to fix them with! Just let me know what section of the vehicle you want to hear about and I will give the you repair, items used, and maybe even pics.

Just as a sample...I use a few Pringles cans, a hot glue gun, some old underwear, and alot of aluminum tape to repair the exhaust on their grain hauler...which has a giant exhaust.

Also, the crude steering system on their work truck is using part of a crappy metal hockey stick and the struts off of a rear hatch on a mini-van...

[GothicRavenGoddess (3)]

i once made a cd case out of duct tape.. that was many years ago. sadly I forgot the line each pocket, and so the tape resiue would stick to the cd's.. it held 8 I think. it was similar in design to a file box. you know the ones you open the flap and it sort of fans open as each section expands