This is a video of the Disneyland Star Tours ride that a father created in the family garage for his daughter Indy’s Disneyland themed birthday party. Some more info from the father while I request a similar theme for my next birthday, then find myself bone-crushingly disappointed come August 12th:

Because you can’t stop the music, this is a video of a young boy covering the percussion of Guns N’ Roses’ ‘Sweet Child O’ Mine’ on his homemade bucket and jug drum set. What a little rocker. He should connect with this bucket and jug drummer and start their own

President of the United Makers Association (“an organization that includes makers of all kinds so that they can share ideas, and support each other,” and is making its public debut Christmas Day 2020, presumably because it’s been like an underground fight club up until now), Nikolai is here to show

Unable to visit Disney during the quarantine, the LaRochelle family of Napa Valley, California constructed this miniature version of the Matterhorn Bobsleds in their backyard, complete with caves, fountains and waterfalls. That…wow, that’s some real dedication. For reference, I would have just ridden down the stairs in a laundry basket

Batman: he was born in a time before cell phones and only answers to a giant bat-shaped light signal in the sky. He’s oldschool. And this is a video of Ron Swanson voiced Youtuber NightHawkInLight building a real-life Bat-Signal out of a 100,000 lumen IMALENT MS18 flashlight and a large

These are two TikTok videos of the web slinger style hand sanitizer sprayers built by Jake Laser, who clearly won the last name lottery. Both operate using lighters that have been refilled with pressurized hand sanitizer, and the first video is of a model operated with a finger press in

This is a video of a man showing off his homemade Jack Daniels bottle water fountain. I like how the water is brown, that’s a nice touch. Or is it actually whiskey? *puts cup in fountain, sips, smacks lips* Tastes like– “DISAPPOINTED.” Haha, thanks, Kevin Sorbo. “In the video, I

This is a short video of a little girl playing the analog Tetris game her dad built for her to help develop her cognitive skills. That looks like fun, doesn’t it? Who needs digital video games when you can build and play perfectly good analog ones? “What about Animal Crossing?”