Daily DIY

First you take a 2 liter pop bottle, then you take a cork (Value Home center) and put a basketball pin right through the middle of the cork. make sure the cork is big enough so that not a drop of water can leak out. Next you connect the pin to the airpump, and fillthe bottle 2/3 with water and stick the cork allthe way until it reaches the bottom of the neck of the bottle. you can add fins to stand it up or have someone who is willing to get wet hold it. Turn the bottle upside down and begin to pump and after 10 or more pumps the bottle should launch. Try different size bottles with different corks. ( the smaller bottles go higher){{{



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By: Karim

Hello there!

This is my first one so please…

Here i will show you how to make a simple rocket-like thing using teabag and matches.





Things you will neeed:

A teabag.

Fire source


By: datelus

Make stars to use in homemade fireworks e.g. roman candles, shells etc. Please excuse the fact that there are no photos. PLEASE NOTE - IF THIS IS ILLEGAL, THEN PLEASE REMOVE THIS FROM THIS SITE. I TAKE NO RESPONSIBILITY IN ANY INJURIES AND/OR DEATHS INVOLVED WITH MAKING THIS.


By: easy2remeber

An easy and unexplosive soda bottle rocket


By: Kule4321

This is really easy to make but the part other than the rubberband is hard to get so use something else.


By: TomMcKiller

This is fun and cheap and fun.


By: TomMcKiller

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By: something

first

take a rocket motor

and make some fins with a pizza box

tape them on however u want

roll a paper nose cone

and tape it on

cut a short piece of a straw

and tape it onto the side

your rocket is now ready to launch!



if your dumb little buddies make this and destroy something, i take no resposibility, i blame it on nathan because he told me to put it here



this is my first instructable, so forgive the fact that there’s only one page. critisizm (s) is welcome!


By: bigpinecone

Today: a rocket launcher made out of a bic mechanical pencil.

Tomorrow: mini warheads


By: paper warrior

this ones REAL easy. i think i found it out in like fifth grade or something.


By: Mr. Deeds