If you like wood working and want to challenge yourself then try this wood turning project using a table saw. It may seem impossible but once you see how it's done you'll be blown away.
Origami, or the art of folding paper, can lead to some pretty impressive creations. Why not create one of these cool butterfly balls that explode on impact sending paper butterfly's everywhere.
Love it or hate it but the Rubik's Cube is the world's best selling toy ever. Invented by Erno Rubik in the 1970s in Hungary it's gone on to be a popular brain teaser.
Lets go back in time to simpler materials and build a bicycle entirely out of wood. It may seem impossible but just wait till you see the end product.
Are your Sneakers looking a little worse for wear? Give them a new lease on life with an awesome dye job by following these simple steps and bring your kick back to life.
Remember how the space shuttle used to be transported on top of a larger plane? Well this incredible RC plane can carry it's very own shuttle and more impressively launch it in mid air.
This awesome lamp designed by British design duo Glithero's uses dominoes as a light switch. Just lay them out and topple the first one and watch the chain reaction switch the light on.
This motorcycle was designed by artist Mario Trimarchi using real copper. It's designed to slowly patina over time changing it's color making it an ever evolving work of art.
The Japanese are known for their incredible craftsmanship especially when it comes to swords. But did you know the ancient techniques are also used for smaller knives and you can learn to do it too.
Artist's Filthy Luker and Pedro Estrellas have created a new installation at Philly's Navy Yard which looks like a giant purple sea monster is trying to escape.
This BOVET wrist watch costs an astounding $450,000 and it's the cheap version made of rose gold. The platinum version takes it up to a cool $500,000 even.
Notorious artist Banksy decided to have some fun and create a piece of art that self destructed after being bought at auction. The video shows how the contraption was built into the frame and moment it was triggered.
Watch as a cheap pair of plastic speakers are transformed into an awesome stereo system with a little ingenuity. The entire process looks pretty basic but the difference is massive.
Does your young child need more thrills then why not forge a tiny axe for the them. I'm joking. Or am I? Watch as this axe is made from scratch with a tiny anvil and hammer.
Jackson Pollock's painting are some of the world's most famous selling for millions but why? Are the random splashes of paint dribbled across a canvas really considered art?
