Michelle @ CRAFT writes:
Amy wrote in about Danny Seo's project where he turned old cds into dumbbells. No tools are required and with just 150 CDs, a threaded rod and bolts you can make a 10 pound weight.
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Michelle @ CRAFT writes:
Amy wrote in about Danny Seo's project where he turned old cds into dumbbells. No tools are required and with just 150 CDs, a threaded rod and bolts you can make a 10 pound weight.
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I think buying a 10 pound dumbell would be cheaper. Or one could fill empty soda bottles with sand.
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Buy? There is no buy here my friend. There is only to make, or make not.
Finally a use for AOL cds!
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Um, I guess 10 pounds is not too much weight, but you're gunna want pretty tough hands to use this dumbell, given the threaded rod handles. My office-worker-soft hands would be pretty sore at the end of the workout. Maybe some tape or foam around the handles?
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Anyone got any Laserdiscs hanging around?
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