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Easy $5 Lightsabers: Make some awesome Lightsabers for about $5 each! I recently made a bunch of homemade Lightsabers for my kids and me to play with and use for Halloween costumes. As I was figuring out how to make these, my goal was to come up with a method that balan…

I saw a cool road sign on Pinterest made up of fantasy world/kingdoms and knew there was no better homage to our nerdism than this project!! My husband and I hashed out which worlds/kingdoms/cites we wanted. We wanted to pick places we were BOTH fans of, so unfortunately Gallifrey did not make the cut as my hubs isn't a Whovian. *sad panda* Honestly we could have had a sign with just the Lord of the Rings realms. It was so hard to pick just a few!! I sanded some of the wood pieces and left…

How to make Iron man arc reactor using the most basic materials at home. I based the arc reator's design on google photos. I used Hot glue stick, bronze wire...

Geek crafts are my absolute favorite! You'll find a new favorite with these fun projects too! Giant Non-Fiction Book Cushions | Geeky S...

Approximately 4.45”x 2.7” x.22” thick. Will fit standard single switch light that has 2 3/8” center to center mounting holes. Printed in PLA filament As with all 3d printed items, some blemishes and imperfections do arise. These are completely normal and don’t effect the quality or functionality of the product. We strive for the best quality products before any shipments are sent out!

Looking for great geeky gifts you can make yourself? Here are 10 DIY Gifts for Geeks to knock the socks off your loved one!

Difficulty: Easy ★★☆☆☆ Materials you will need: The template Scissors Glue Ribbon/ string A hole punch A craft knife (optional) A cutting mat (only if you are using a knife) Markers in corresponding colours (optional) The first thing you're going to need to do is print out the template, which can be found here. We've printed ours on some card stock (thicker paper) but any paper thickness will do. Obviously the thicker your paper the sturdier your ornament will be. Once you have the template…

DIY Tetris Magnets made with wooden cube beads!