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50 Times People Thought Of Stupid Solutions That Actually Work, As Shared On ‘Redneck Engineering’ (New Pics)
Do you know how to make modifications to your vehicle or install a fancy shower head? Have you ever built a full-size pool in your backyard? What about turning your kayak into a motor boat? You might be thinking, “I would not know the first thing about any of those projects.” But the truth is, you don’t have to. If there’s a will, there’s a way.
Let me introduce you to the Redneck Engineering subreddit. This page is famous for celebrating all of the stupid and yet simultaneously genius solutions to everyday problems that creative people have come up with. They might not be the most conventional ways to go about things, but if you are not as concerned about aesthetics as you are about saving money or doing the grunt work yourself, there’s nothing wrong with these masterpieces. Enjoy this list of pure innovation, and be sure to upvote all of the pics that inspire your inner redneck engineer. Then let us know in the comments if you have ever dabbled in the realm of redneck engineering yourself, and if you’re interested in even more of these crazy creations, you can check out some of Bored Panda’s previous articles on the same subreddit here and here.
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#1
Modern Problems Require Modern Solutions
Smalltoid 3 years ago
Seriously. This should be standard in South Louisiana.
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LittleWombat 3 years ago
Painted shutters on the house to match... looks like the smartest, most practical free boat storage I've ever seen! And it makes for a pretty nice looking deck too!
Nikki Sevven 3 years ago
An acquaintance of mine wanted a deck on his house, but noticed that the local building code required a permit for any "attached structure." So he built a freestanding deck about 3mm away from the house. Best malicious compliance story I've ever heard IRL.
The Redneck Engineering subreddit was created in 2013 and has amassed over 561k members since then. Full of images of trucks with unthinkable modifications and plumbing solutions that appear to be verging on dangerous, this subreddit is a treasure trove of redneck innovations. In a previous interview with Bored Panda, the founder of the subreddit, Flounder19 said that the idea for the group came from this post on r/Funny, which features a couple of rednecks floating on a makeshift picnic table/boat on a lake.
Flounder19 just knew there must be countless other redneck creations out there, so he created a space to gather them all. He also told my colleague Jonas that redneck engineering does not require special tools or expensive materials. “The things you can do with duct tape and zip ties alone is amazing. Plus it doesn't need to look good as long as it works right,” he said. But he was sure to add some sage advice as well: “Don’t die, please.”
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#2
Homemade Kitty Backpack. Ratchet Straps, Cardboard Box, Tape And A Colander
Ross Shaw 3 years ago
1. Order anything cat-sized from Amazon. 2. Upon receipt, remove item from box. 3. Leave now empty box outside. 4. Cat will appear.
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Janet Graham 3 years ago
Clever! And kitty seems ok with it. You will find out for sure when you try to take her on another trip.
#3
My Neighbor Using A Blower Taped To A Skateboard On A Rope To Clean The Roof
Liz McPherson 3 years ago
Wow as somebody who usually just stumbles down the slope while I do this... this is actually really smart
Z Alexi 3 years ago
The job will take 3 or 4 hrs [both sides] w/this 16th-century pulley system...grab a hose & push "On" & save 2½ to 3½ hrs. You may need a long rake/pole if the leaves [brown gunk] will resist fast-traveling water [helped by gravity]. Lotsa luck.
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Na Schi 3 years ago
Indeed impressive... but do houses in the US (I take this happend there) really need roof-cleanings? Honest question! I'm living in the middle of Europe and in my entire life I have never seen anyone who cleaned the roof of their family home...
Izzy Curer 3 years ago (edited)
Yes, if there are trees nearby, or overhanging the house. We didn't do it last year, so this year we found a small tree growing in the debris on our roof this spring. Where I am, you get roof ferns, too.
Load More Replies... Janet Graham 3 years ago
Very Cool! We get so much wind that I never knew this was a thing. Cleaning leaves from the gutters, yes. Sweeping the roof, no.
The term “redneck engineering” may sound questionable, as rednecks are often given a bad rap, but there’s nothing wrong with embracing the term for fun, especially when celebrating your genius engineering innovations. According to JStor Daily, the term redneck dates all the way back to the 1800s, but it has often been used as a derogatory term since then. However, it originally just alluded to the commonly sunburned backs of farmers’ necks in the south, and some working class people even claimed the term as a “badge of class pride”.
Today, the term is sometimes used to imply that someone is racist or bigoted, but that’s only a stereotype. Just because someone is a farmer or lives in the country does not mean they hold prejudices. (And just because someone is "high-class" does not mean they are an advocate for equality...) There are plenty of kind and open-minded rednecks who simply just want to build hot tubs out of their old truck beds and construct floating picnic tables.
#4
Found On Fb, Thought It Was Pretty Slick
Argle Bargle 3 years ago
One day, all cars and vehicles will be made of pool noodles, for safer collisions, to adapt to a changing climate, and to insulate the only home we will be able to afford.
Jane Thorne-Gutierrez 3 years ago
I did this but used a tarp as a canvas first and put a layer of foam board under that and then attached pool noodles. One for length of SUV and one for sides that slipped under the long piece. Worked in tennis ball sized hail storm!
Kayla Black 3 years ago
I work in crash repairs and our state had a massive hail storm a few months back. Let me tell you, that s**t bounces and hits the sides too!
Labellesouris 3 years ago
Itelluwut...it might even keep the car afloat when you've been drinking too much and drive off the boat ramp into the lake. Hmmmmm....
Vanessa Richardson 3 years ago
I’ve done this! It took me roughly 70 pool noodles, which were $1 each. It worked like a charm, but if I had had more time to prepare, I would have likely used that $70 to invest in a product specifically made for the occasion. Lol
Janet Graham 3 years ago
I like it! I also have some improvements. They need to slip a protective noodle over that antennae. Also, hail comes with wind so tie it down!
#5
I'm A Skateboard Fan
BakedKahuna 3 years ago
That absolutely cool, but does it actually work? The skateboards are not angled.
Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
I mean, I have to give them a 10/10 for creativity, ingenuity, and bad puns.
Vorknkx 3 years ago
It's a solution to the "not having a skateboard fan at home" problem :P
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#6
Used A Leaf Blower And A Funnel To Inflate A Pool. Actually Worked Fairly Quickly
T'Mar of Vulcan 3 years ago
No, but I bet most rednecks think they're MacGyver!
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A B C the Third 3 years ago
I could imagine it lacks the tightness to get to final pressure, but for the large volume needed in the beginning, this is genius. Plus on a side note, I like the nail varnish colour, I got almost the same <3
Satan Laughs 3 years ago
That chick is determined to get her kids swimming all day so they go to bed nicely that night. Kudos, sistah!
Gustav Gallifrey 3 years ago
A vacuum cleaner that lets you plug the hose into the air outlet does and excellent job, too. Big volume of air, at moderate pressure.
Having a “redneck aesthetic” was actually trendy for a while there, and much of the fashion from decades ago is still beloved by vintage enthusiasts today. According to Patrick Huber, author of A Short History of “Redneck”: The Fashioning of a Southern White Masculine Identity, in the 1970s, redneck chic was born. “Suddenly, trendy white Americans across the country affected phony southern drawls, dressed up in Levi’s and cowboy boots, sipped Lone Star and Pabst longnecks, tuned into Waylon and Willie, and hankered for meals of fried pork chops, grits, greens, and biscuits and gravy. ‘Redneck chic’—which anticipated by half a decade the western-wear and bull-riding fad created by the blockbuster hit film Urban Cowboy (1981)—spawned its own distinct body of literature, to use the term loosely.”
#7
Fastest Way To Crack Your Nuts
Kate Delacroix 3 years ago
I actually once needed to crack haselnuts without a cracker. I used a large wooden spoon and put the nut under a kitchen towel so the shells would not fly everywhere. After a while I was pretty good at cracking it with the first smack. It was very efficient and fast. The nuts where whole that way too, because the wooden Spoon did not hurt them
Brandon Marlowe 3 years ago (edited)
I disagree, Quip. The wrench will prevent the level of smashedness from reaching anywhere near smithereens. I will upvote you anyway to cancel someone's downvote. (Downvotes are for bots, trolls, and abusive posts. - not for disagreeing.)
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Stannous Flouride 3 years ago
And here I thought it was not wearing a cup when playing catcher. (sorry)
#8
Don't Throw Out That Broken Broom Just Yet
Ben 3 years ago
Yes, going to say the same. This just won't hold . Far cheaper and better to put a single screw into the brush end and into the handle.
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Stretsh 3 years ago
Okay, maybe not 3 minutes, but it won't hold long. The grooves in the cap are too small and weak. (Upvoted... Don't downvote if you disagree. That's for bots, trolls and abusive comments.)
Load More Replies... Argle Bargle 3 years ago
Why is it so damn hard to get a broom that doesn't break? Our legacy to the world: brooms with built-in obsolescence.
A B C the Third 3 years ago
Because nowadays, we make everything from plastic and as cheap as possible. My father's wooden broom sticks from locally sourced almost-straight wood are still around and have been as long as I can remember. I think one broke once, so we took a walk to the local woods and found a new one.
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#9
Ahoy! I Humbly Submit A Photo From My Redneck Pirate Ship Build
Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
Heck, I'm a full grown adult and totally love this!
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Janet Graham 3 years ago
It looks a bit top-heavy to cruise it but will be great to play in on the dock.
Syringa Wessels 3 years ago
this is so impressive, i wouldn’t call it redneck, just super cool
Myxomatosis 3 years ago
Pirates fashion armor after AARRRRRGGGGHHHMMAdillos! :) I grew up on boats on the coast, working seasonally. Pirate jokes were how the career fishermen entertained the children while we banded "LOBSTAH."
Even today, there are “up-scale” or “postmodern” rednecks, like country music stars and famous comedians, who have comfortable lifestyles but still embrace their Southern roots. “These are the ‘rednecks’ who frosted their hair and wore camouflage; who played golf and ditched school to shoot and then eat deer, ducks, and turkeys; who wore suits and rode four-wheelers; who joined preppy fraternities and took their dates mud-hogging (look it up),” explains Kelli Marshall of JStor Daily.
“And today, these are the same ‘rednecks’ who post to social media photographs of their families in Grand Cayman and Disneyworld—right alongside shots of themselves disemboweling deer, wearing overalls, and chewing tobacco.” The choice to "redneck engineer" something does not necessarily mean that a person was not capable or did not have the funds of doing it any other way; they might just like humble solutions. And if how their projects are done doesn't bother them, why should their methods bother anyone else?
#10
Dog Accessories
Peign Gaming 3 years ago
It's the dog's truck, they will decide what's safe or not.
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Jessica Julian 3 years ago
I took my pup out for a drive one evening, through downtown, with the windows down. Lots of people out, which is usually not a problem. Then, she starts barking like crazy, and I have to pull her back in and close the window. I'm wondering WTH wad that all about when I take a closer look at all the people and realize they are in all kinds of costumes...giant pickles, black robes, face paints, and so on...and that is when I realized it was Halloween. Boy, did I pick the wrong day.
Shyla Clay 3 years ago
Never take your dog for a walk in town at dusk on the fourth of July in America.
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#11
Now They Will Never Steal My Tools
Dre Mosley 3 years ago
The newer Dodge Ram can be equipped with integrated tool boxes on the sides similar to this.
Memere 3 years ago
I've seen that, and I firmly believe the Dodge designers took that idea straight from the Redneck Engineers!
Load More Replies... Janet Graham 3 years ago
Imagine the vibration of going down the road. Imagine all f those metal tools bouncing around and hitting the side panel. Imagine the weird bumps protruding from the exterior of the side panel.
Victor Botha 3 years ago (edited)
Sorry downvoted because my fat fingers hit the wrong symbol by mistake.then tried to fix it. Your gas bill is going to be heavy regardless of whether you have tools in boxes in the truck bed or whether they are stored as shown. My issue is the structural integrity of the truck bed being compromised.
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Helen Witten 3 years ago
My ex was a tradie and the amount of times he had his tools stolen was truly shocking and what a low act it is to steal someone's way of making a living. His anger knew no bounds hence why we ultimately split up.
#12
I Think This Qualifies?
Wick E. Scratch 3 years ago
The blue liner doesn't have the tailgate cut separately, so should be a good seal
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Scott Baysinger 3 years ago
Hopefully they hooked-up the various lights to a 12V source. Imagine that!
I’m sure this goes without saying, but a person also does not need to actually be a redneck to embrace “redneck engineering”. Anyone can partake, despite their background or where they live. Redneck engineering doesn't discriminate! All they need is to channel their inner MacGyver and become inspired by these cheap, odd and creative solutions to problems. But when embarking on a DIY project, one thing to keep in mind is safety. There is a very fine line between creating something that looks hilarious and deserves a, “That’ll do!” And putting yourself and/or others in danger. Particularly with projects that involve plumbing, vehicles that will be on the road or contraptions that will be floating on water, every redneck engineer knows that they need to ensure there will not be any fires or flooding/drowning risks.
#13
I Guess This Is Better Than Taking It To A Junk Yard
Kenneth Sullivan 3 years ago
When I was growing up our house burned down. And we lived in a bus that was turned into home for us. We called it The Condo
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Ruth Meszaros 3 years ago
This should be done by homeless people. There are scads of old buses, trucks, and semis laying around unused.
Robert T 3 years ago (edited)
Will no doubt have improved sleeping in it in the rain. Tiles will be much quieter than a tin roof. :D
Suck it Trebek 3 years ago
I mean why waste a perfectly good rv/bus? I love it keeps alot of bad c**p out of the landfill or just to rotting on a piece of land.
François Carré 3 years ago
Well, this one is actually giving me ideas ! I must be a bit of a redneck myself.
Dinah Brand 3 years ago
It looks like they have it fixed up pretty nice in there....lace curtains and everything.
TheEndIsNigh🇨🇦&🇬🇧 in🇺🇲 3 years ago
Everybody's saying "house," but I'm looking at this and thinking what an awesome chicken coop this would make!
#14
Found This On An Old Project File, I Was Ahead Of My Time
A B C the Third 3 years ago
I'm wondering how they know that the level is, well, level to the drill 🤔
#15
This Counts, Right?
Stimpy 3 years ago
That would be strange. I mean, they are really cheap to buy for just one euro...
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Argle Bargle 3 years ago
Also comes in handy for deep-frying all those chicken wings for the family reunion
Aunt Riarch 3 years ago
If it was the other way up you could hang towels on the handle
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Yili Lai 3 years ago
But how is there the tools to cut wheels off a cart and securely attach to wall but no shelf?
propgamer XL 3 years ago (edited)
Maybe the house was so expensive, he had only a euro left.
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I think that is imaginative repurposing. Better than the plank on bricks we had when I was a student.
GoldfishCrackers 3 years ago
For the amount of money they spent on wall anchors to keep something that heavy up, they probably could have gotten some custom cabinetry.
Some tools and DIY projects are more prone to involving accidents than others. So we consulted this analysis from Porch explaining what the most dangerous tools are and how to be more careful when using them. When you imagine injuries happening during DIY projects, you might be picturing sharp tools and having dozens of bandaids on hand, but you may be surprised to hear that ladders were actually the cause of the highest number of injuries, by far. In 2017, accidents involving ladders led to over 193k trips to the emergency room in the United States. So if your DIY projects involve ladders at all, it might be a good idea to wear a helmet next time… Just in case!
#16
Can't Afford 20" Rims? No Problem
Al Christensen 3 years ago
All his money went toward keeping the Land Rover from falling apart.
Natalia A 3 years ago
My brother one saw an advert for a land rover which listed all its faults with the caveat that "by the time you come to view it, something else will break."
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#17
Found At A Rural Gas Station:
Robert T 3 years ago
The sinks fine. What concerns me is the electrical outlet and lightswitch within the splash radius!
primeline31 3 years ago
It's in a restaurant bathroom. I saw one like this in a casual restaurant just south of Tampa FL.
#18
I Do This So Often That I Made A Jig
A B C the Third 3 years ago (edited)
and illegal. /edit: I know nobody really cares about those 4ct being destroyed and I actually think this was a pretty neat idea, but it not being prosecuted doesn't mean it's legal. ;)
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Premislaus de Colo 3 years ago
Fun fact: in Poland it is illegal to destroy money. Nobody really cares, but it would make you a criminal in Poland. Nice solution nevertheless
iblewsheep 3 years ago
not sure how long that took but figure how much of your time you think is worth 40 cents.
General Anaesthesia 3 years ago
Steve said it, saved some "serious" money, $1.28. I assume that's tongue in cheek but at the end of the month it could be quite serious.
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Al Christensen 3 years ago
I've done a similar thing. I needed to plug holes in the floor of my van from where equipment had been bolted. Coins were cheaper than plugs, corks or other "proper" methods.
After ladders, hardware (such as nails, screws and tacks), lawn mowers, power saws, cleaning equipment, manual garden tools, knives with replaceable blades, cleaning agents, grinders/polishers/buffers, chain saws, and hammers are the next most dangerous tools to use at home. Cleaning agents and cleaning equipment might be surprising compared to all of their sharp and high powered counterparts, but apparently they are a sneaky contributor to lung decline. If you are ever working with chemicals or anything that could be toxic, be sure to protect yourself. Porch notes that regular exposure to toxic cleaning products can actually have a similar effect on your lungs to smoking.
#19
Door Bell
Frank H 3 years ago
it's missing the teeth 😈 Found this in Germany (says 'ring here'): doorbell-6...f-jpeg.jpg 
Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago
So are the people who live there, so it evens out.
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Don't you wish you knew 3 years ago
No, don't push the button. Turn around and walk away. Don't look back.
Dynein 3 years ago
I'm not quite sure but I *think* it's a trap? As in, the two iron half circles might snap shut when you push the red spot, causing the person to shout out in pain which serves as the "ring" of the "door bell"...
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#20
Build Me A Yacht With Everything On Board. I Don't Care How Much It Costs!
Phoebe Bean 3 years ago
I like this, though I am not sure about safety regulations ( don´t know if will capsize, but as am totally clueless when it comes to sailing...)
Dynein 3 years ago
That, and also I'm not sure how durable this is... wood can change size and bend depending on humidity, and this looks like cheap plywood - and *untreated* plywood to boot! If it's used in salt water at least it's unlikely to actually rot, but still I don't think it'll hold together well...
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General Anaesthesia 3 years ago
Yacht With Everything, Captain? Where's the head? (toilet, bathroom, outhouse)
Judy Kolbe 3 years ago
Red light? Green light? White back (night running) light? Registration number?!?!
#21
The Most Authentic Taco Stands
Rabbit-Of-ill-Portent️ 3 years ago
When I was in high school, I remember making a smoking device out of them for the devil's lettuce.
Sara Frazer 3 years ago
Ooooh now wait and see, soon this will pop up on one of those "food served on anything but plates" threads by some "trendy" restaurant
Stretsh 3 years ago
I've seen a lot of things used creatively in some bars/restaurants. If you can sell it with the right ambiance, the right "story", it might work...
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When it comes to what tools are damaging what parts of people’s bodies, you might not be thrilled to learn that there is something to target every part of you. Whether it’s falling off a ladder and getting a concussion or stepping on a nail that shoots into your foot, DIY projects can be responsible for injuries head to toe. Even internal organs can be affected by batteries, bleaches, and other cleaning supplies. Be sure to wear protective glasses when using any grinder, polishers or buffers to protect your eyes, and be careful with your fingers when busting a bench or table saw. And I mentioned helmets when using ladders before, but you might also want wrist pads, knee pads, elbow pads, and what the heck, throw in a neck brace while you're at it.
#22
My Gas Cap Stopped Closing Properly, So I Came Up With A Solution
Reyna Avila Ramírez-Arellano 3 years ago
this is one of those times when you just need emojis: 😲😲😲😲😲
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Janet Graham 3 years ago
Back in the 1970s, folks were stealing gas. A lot of us put a hasp and ring and padlock on our gas flaps. You might want to improve this a touch as times get tough.
Kristie French 3 years ago
Why not just use Velcro inside the fuel door? Now it’s just going to rust out and you lost value as well.
Robin Childers 3 years ago
We but a strong magnet on my Dad's truck to keep the door closed - on the outside. lol
Nicole Tomme 3 years ago
Guessing it is just super glued on, as I see no screws (which is better)
#23
My Grandfather Fixed This Cheese Slicer With A Piece Of Wire
What’s the crazy part is he’s been dead for 15 years and we have never had a problem since it was fixed.
Electra Complex 3 years ago
Misread this and thought they were saying the grandfather fixed the cheese slicer after being dead for 15 years
Stephanie A Mutti 3 years ago
Back in the day, my dad fixed the engine on my mustang with a part from a lawnmower. You can't jimmy stuff anymore :(
#24
When You Sit Next To The Stoner Kid From The Technical School
john s 3 years ago
Weed smokers are mechanical geniuses.10 minutes - guaranteed working bong out of whatever is in reach.
Peeka_Mimi 3 years ago
I had a bong made from a nyquil bottle [my jerk brother stole it] but it was the nighttime stuffy head fever so you can rest medicine. That was when they were glass bottles in the 80s.
Lady Goldberry 3 years ago
Was it called Dreamy Sleepy Nighty Snoozy Snooze?
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When it comes to who is being injured the most during DIY adventures, over 70% of accidents occur with men. This might just be because men are more likely to think of themselves as handy and run full force into a project, but women might also just be more careful when using tools. The age group that sustains the most injuries from tools is people in their 50’s, but once a man reaches 25, his risk of injuring himself using a tool shoots up and continues to grow until after age 60. Dudes seem to have several solid decades of confidence in conducting DIY projects, but maybe they should be a bit more careful…
#25
Almost Can’t Tell…
Kristy P 3 years ago
My husband did something similar... His rear bumper was so rusty, it was falling off. He used a piece of wood, spray painted it black and affixed all of the lights and the license plate to it. You can't even tell!
Omi bub 3 years ago
Until you get rear-ended & realise why the shock absorption qualities of rubber are quite useful!
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Al Christensen 3 years ago
Somewhere someone has probably made a tailgate that looks like a gate.
Memere 3 years ago
I've seen benches where the tailgate is used as the back of the bench!
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#26
Pool Heater
Rabbit-Of-ill-Portent️ 3 years ago
That was my very first thought too lol I've seen that before on this, the interwebz, and it's scary and concerning
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iblewsheep 3 years ago
the often stated "if it works it ain't stupid" is clearly proven false with this one photo.
That one g i r l 3 years ago (edited)
It's all fun and games until little Timmy decides to try and do a cart wheel the wrong way...
#27
It Ain't Stupid If It Works
Gregg V 3 years ago
Sadly, he used Dry Ice (Frozen Co2), passed out on the way to work, crashed and died. Better to fix the AC or roll the windows down.
Load More Replies... Nicole Tomme 3 years ago
I use a noggle. Basically a plastic hose that attaches to the vent to channel cool air into the backseat. Great for kids and especially with rear facing carseats.
Humanoid Panda 3 years ago
When you live in the US and organ tranplantation is only affordable if you choose Uber.
Roy Phillips 3 years ago
I don't want to rain on your parade, but for around $40. you can buy an AC recharge kit with the instructions on how to use it. I fixed my old Mazda B2300 back around 2012 or so, and if I could do it, anybody could do it. Available at any auto parts store.
We hope you are enjoying this list of genius redneck innovations that people have shared online. Perhaps you are getting inspired to do some renovations to your master bathroom now or upgrade your truck's bed into a cozy hang out spot. Keep upvoting all of the creations that you find so stupid they might actually be brilliant, and then let us know in the comments what your best feat of redneck engineering has been. And if you want to check out even more of these pics, don't forget to read Bored Panda's last article featuring the same subreddit right here.
#28
I Accidentally Broke Off 1 Blade, So I Clipped 2 More To Keep The Fan Balanced
Peign Gaming 3 years ago
Until what's he's trying to keep cool overheats and malfunctions because the cooling properties has changed, and instead of spending a few bucks, he's going to have to spend alot more, making even more garbage because of t It.
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Zack Podany 3 years ago
You're lucky. Every fan I've ever done this to has a prime number of blades >_<
#29
Never Underestimate A Redneck…
Argle Bargle 3 years ago
Wonder how long that extension cord is? They might be fully in the outback
primeline31 3 years ago
Many campground provide amenities like electricity & water at each site. Some even provide sewer hookups, cable TV and WiFi.
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Peign Gaming 3 years ago
There must be an engineering student involved. No redneck would be using those yuppie single person raised off the ground tents.
Raye West 3 years ago
Omg that's a concept that needs improving and a billion $$$$ idea.Completely portable AC units made for multiple tent excursions
that panda with the fur 3 years ago
looks like that episode on Icarly when there was a heatwave!
#30
Christmas Tree Stand Broke. I Was A Single Dad. Found This Old Pic
Nicole Tomme 3 years ago
Hey if it works, who's to judge? Bet your kid was delighted the tree stood up.
Simon Murray 3 years ago
We always used an axel stand as a Christmas tree stand when I was a kid. It's the perfect design
#31
Coworker Kept Taking My Hole Punch... Well Not Anymore
elizaschuyler37 3 years ago
buy your coworker a hole punch for christmas just to be passive aggressive lmao
Jose Antonio 3 years ago
do this, but put a cheap padlock on it...without the key
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sofacushionfort 3 years ago
Use a small luggage padlock through the holes in the plug prongs of your personal electric appliances
Robert Trebor 3 years ago
He's not a thief, he's a borrower. I think on Easter Island, "tingo" means that you have borrowed everything you need to get by. "Excuse me, can I borrow my lawn mower back for a little while?"
Kim Kermes 3 years ago
Because they don't bring it back? Because it's personal property?
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Anja Schmidt 3 years ago
Looks like a piece from the a Gary-Larson-cartoon : "Bureau punks "Add, substract and die!" 5794bb6038...d20920.jpg 
#32
Feast Your Eyes… My Brother’s Gaming Chair
#33
Redneck Dumptruck Courtesy Of My Grandpa
Never Stop Learning 3 years ago
I'm kind of wondering how those truck tires got the job done. They look like they are about to roll off the rims.
Colin Timp 3 years ago
You're supposed to just go in reverse really fast and slam on the brakes!
#34
Redneck Backyard Jacuzzi
Zack Podany 3 years ago
These containers are cheap used, but make sure you get one where you can trace what they stored in it!
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#35
No Guitar Hero Guitar? No Problem
Back in 2006 we lived in Thailand and I couldn't find a Guitar Hero controller for my PlayStation 2 so I made one out of a mosquito zapper. It even had a mercury switch to activate Star Power.
btaglln 3 years ago
I guess they used a PCB from a regular controler and soldered switches ?
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Presta Valve Broke, But Instead Of Walking To The Nearest Bikeshop With A Flat Tire.. I Ziptied My Handpump On Some Spokes And Rode There. The Mechanic Couldn't Believe Wat He Saw
btaglln 3 years ago
I guess if you have clearance at the fork, it works. At first I thought it was supposed to pump the tyre with the suspension compression but I guess I went a little too far
censorshipsucks 3 years ago
you can get inner tubes made of foam rubber that make punctures irrelevant.
#37
A Tube TV Dies, A Table Born
Wonderful 3 years ago
When I was moving we were carrying a tv like this off the uhaul and accidentally dropped it about 4-5 feet onto its face on concrete. The plastic casing cracked but the glass wasn't even scratched. Tv worked just fine for the next 8 years. Old tvs are so bulky and heavy.
Diolla 3 years ago
I once dropped one of those from a balcony on the 2nd floor. The tube exploded (or should I say imploded) with a puff of smoke in pretty colours.
Load More Replies... Katrina Wysocki 3 years ago
Jeff Foxworthy said it best, you’ve got a working tv on top of a nonworking tv……you might be a redneck
Deson 3 years ago
I see no sign of this thing being plugged in, let alone used. So I feel that the possibility of this thing setting fire to your house may be a bit overblown. For a flat surface you could easily place some wood to cover the old tube that way thus having a flat surface to put things on.
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#38
Certainly An Interesting Setup
Cyd Charisse 3 years ago
I doubt this is a very hurricane-prone location.
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#39
PC Automatically Alt-Tabs When Door Is Opened
#40
I Call It The Meth Mobile
censorshipsucks 3 years ago
There's only one thing left for me to do mama. Imma dingaling-lang mah dangalong-linglong.
Trisha Howson 3 years ago
Surprised I haven't seen this drive up my street yet there aways men on lawnmowers even turn mowers
Don't you wish you knew 3 years ago
Oh dang that took longer than it should've to figure it out lol
#41
Spotted These Life Jugs On A Trip To The Lake In Tennessee
Tamsin Far 3 years ago
Guess they were stolen all the time - you can't really lock them or put them on an chain. Empty canisters might stay a little longer in the place and therefore be available in an emergency. Pretty good solution, i think.
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pink_panda 3 years ago
Almost woke my boyfriend up from his nap! Lol. That's dark.
Load More Replies... Nefarious McFarious 3 years ago
It looks like they are filled with spray foam
Load More Replies... Leah Reid 3 years ago
I was a poor child in the 80's.... milk jugs, coke bottles. Oh man... and those, what are they 3 liter bottles they made years ago would work.
Party Poison 3 years ago
What's amazing is that a graphic designer actually put effort into this
Jay Dresser 3 years ago
Not sure what that yellow stuff is, but I guess you could fill it with expanding foam crack filler.
#42
Redneck Moment
Nicole Tomme 3 years ago
This actually reminds me of a legit tool used to grab large blocks of ice. I forget the name
Rachel Reynolds 3 years ago
I paid Snapon upwards of $90 for the same damn tool, but with a red handle :(
GoldfishCrackers 3 years ago
Not redneck. Brick laying is hard work! Anything to simplify a hard tiring job is needed!
Jose Antonio 3 years ago
True but brick tongs already exist. but if they needed something to get them by for a small job and had metal, a welder, and a spare set of old pliers, i could see the appeal
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Kim Lorton 3 years ago
Well developed muscle from lifting heavy things. Look at weight lifters hands similar type Muscles.
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Myxomatosis 3 years ago
I have these exact on-the-fly brick bars! My fathers broke on a job site in his 20s, so he hopped in the bed of his truck and made these! I use them now for short trips in landscaping!
#43
Foundation
Smalltoid 3 years ago
And as long as the tires are hard packed with dirt or concrete, this would actually make a fairly sturdy and long-lasting foundation. Would probably even inhibit further erosion.
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It’s a bouncy house! *Not recommended for children under the age of 2 and anyone else above the age of 2 (including the age of 2)
C C 3 years ago
If this house is a rockn' don't come a knockn'... or run quickly lol
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Kate 3 years ago
I seem to remember seeing this awhile ago with the location given as Brazil, I *think*.
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#44
Jetskiyak
#45
My 11 Year Old Scotch Taped The Phone To His Face So He Could Play Xbox And Talk
#46
My Brother’s Homemade Antenna
Tuna Fish 3 years ago
You mean it's 4 minutes to Rusty! The only reason to watch.
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Laura Mende (Human) 3 years ago
My mom used a cloth hanger and tinfoil... As everybody back in the day.
#47
On This Day, 11 Years Ago, My Friend Didn't Bring His Picnic Chair To Camping, But We Had A Roll Of String
IDK_Something 3 years ago
Almost like you'd have a stick up your a*s from sitting on it.
Load More Replies... Robert T 3 years ago
Unless you have ample padding, that middle stick is going straight up the crack...
dingliusyeeeeeeeeeee 2 years ago
needs 3 more sticks going across the top.
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Bethany Heller 3 years ago
Couldn't you at least have used proper lashings? They're not hard, this is just a mess
Don't you wish you knew 3 years ago
Ouch. One stick straight to the middle? Needs more sticks.
#48
They Fixed It
Ed Gomaz 3 years ago
Should have closed the holes with wax before something crawls in there and makes it their home.
Stretsh 3 years ago
Unless we're downvoting for bad punctuation too, I don't see why this one is downvoted...
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juice 3 years ago
it broke off (see the open holes on each end?). instead of trying to solder it back onto the door or something, they turned it around and put screws through the side
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#49
Why Would Anyone Buy A Weedeater?
Xottel 3 years ago
I don't know if this guy planned to cut down weeds, a horde of zombies or just himself. Maybe attach some kitchen knives, too.
Janet Graham 3 years ago
Because they have safety guards so you don't trash your jeans and legs.
Nicole Tomme 3 years ago
Just needs a safety guard over the rotating wires so you don't whack something you don't want to.
#50
Yup That'll Hold
Bubbles and sparks 3 years ago
Lol, we live in Spain and the first year we found out that if something gets broken here, people fix it with a piece of rope. I've fixed fences and gates, lead horses back to where they came from and kept wild boars from entering out fields all with the help of rope :p
Max Power 3 years ago
That was probably the idea, I hope. Anyone using this method for anything other than to limp to the garage is asking for max pain.
Load More Replies... Taki Takanashi 3 years ago
Ok, if you're trying to kill someone or yourself this is smart, otherwise it's just dangerous.
#51
Does This Count As Redneck Engineering? My Partner Rigged It Up For Me Last Night When I Was Super Hot
Carlos Spicy-Weiner 3 years ago
Might that lotion be a clue as to why you were "Super Hot." Wink Wink.
#52
Business In The Front Party In The Back Like A Sweet Mullet
Frank H 3 years ago (edited)
I'd like to drive this into a European safety inspection station, just to see their faces 😱
Wesley Vancauwenbergh 3 years ago
In Brussel en Vilvoorde, Belgium, it would pass
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Bart 3 years ago
Wait, now I'm curious, can the boat still come out? Or is it permanently fixed?
Memere 3 years ago
It's a real boat, and yes, it can be backed out of the "van/trailer".
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Memere 3 years ago
Yes, read the comments here on the original reddit post: https://old.reddit.com/r/redneckengineering/comments/ul908g/business_in_the_front_party_in_the_back_like_a/
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#53
The Reddest Of Seller Necks
Phoebe Bean 3 years ago
I wonder if the selling of this cutter is related to the need of a prosthetic leg
#54
I Call It The Pigeon Remover 3000
Syringa Wessels 3 years ago
i imagine a middle aged dad holding this like one of the guns from ghost busters, the fighting to keep control and all
Faith Nicole 3 years ago
I am SO confused. What in the hell is this and what is it supposed to do?
Bender Bending Rodríguez 3 years ago
Did you mean you wanna HEAR this in action?
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The Price Of Electricity Is Too Damn High!
Jo Focquet 3 years ago
the laundry is clean and you get a nice workout, what more do you need?
pink_panda 3 years ago
Seriously, if Pelotons don't offer a battery attachment, a ton of energy is being lost for no reason!
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Cousin Fixed The Closet Door With A Marble
Rosemary Booth 3 years ago
Me too! I have this exact same problem - now I have to try and find a marble!
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#57
Home Alone - No Help To Replace The Bottom Washer
Donkey boi 3 years ago
If you'd met my angry Chi, you'd be climbing on top of that H&S violation!
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#58
Backup Camera Where There Is None
btaglln 3 years ago
I guess it is a temporary solution just to hitch the trailer
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censorshipsucks 3 years ago
lol this would work for approximately 0.5 days here... after which someone would have "found" a new phone for themselves after "borrowing" it as soon as you park at a mall..
Cody 3 years ago
They probably only used it for hooking up the trailer hitch and took it off after that.
Load More Replies... Argle Bargle 3 years ago
Can relate. I seriously don't know what I'd do without a reversing camera now
#59
My Buddies’ Homemade Quadtoon
#60
You Little Sh**s Won’t Get My Catalytic Converter Next Time
Mat O'Dowd 3 years ago
Catalytic converter theft is a serious problem, here are the most targeted cars in the US : https://www.caranddriver.com/features/g40288617/cars-truck-catalytic-converter-theft/
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Audra Sisler 3 years ago
Dealership in town I live in got hit pretty hard by catalytic converter thief's
#61
My 70 Year Old Grandpa Made A Barbecue Pit Out Of An Old Gambling Machine
#62
Serious Inquiries Only
MonkeyInTheMiddle 3 years ago
I feel like this would be a Midwest redneck or a Canadian redneck invention. Either way, it's pretty...interesting. Definitely for 1 inch of snow or less
Rachel Connot 3 years ago
I think those could handle up to 3". Just not a heavy, wet snow.
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Must Be Preparing For A Flood Lasting For 40 Days And 40 Nights
Sasha 3 years ago (edited)
Yeah, its not bad tbh. Aerodynamics are probably s**t though
Load More Replies... Gary Sansom 3 years ago
They did actually used build cars like this! Morris Traveller, half timbered in ash wood.. I actually rebuilt the wood on one myself years ago..
ADHD McChick 3 years ago
Yep. They actually called them "Woodies", lol. Especially big thing with the "surfer" generation in places like California, in the 1960s.
Load More Replies... dingliusyeeeeeeeeeee 2 years ago
Thats awesome. The replacement lights and everything. the logo is upside down though.
#64
Mouse Belt Buckle.
#65
Found This Beautiful Extension Cord Today. There Is A Hand Cranck On The Other Side
Ben 3 years ago
Inside the bottle is a wound up extension cable, the square thing us the winder the wrap it back up. Tbf bad photo
Load More Replies... DDmaybeandor 3 years ago
This is genius! I’m guessing the female end spins as the crank is turned to prevent the cord from twisting on it’s self? Maybe a piece of PVC to form the center of the crank? All the time spent unrolling and keeping track of long extension cords. Is this a “redneck” version of something already on the market or a completely new invention?
#66
A Tractor Carrying A Truck, Carrying A Truck, Carrying Another Truck
Kassiopeia 3 years ago
You can't see it put he's getting towed by a tow truck that is towed by a tow truck that is towed by a tow truck.
censorshipsucks 3 years ago
our po-po would DEFINITELY pull this over and give you a ticket, and we're in africa here.
dingliusyeeeeeeeeeee 2 years ago
I once saw a trailerless big rig carrying another trailerless big rig.
Derek Bauer 3 years ago
See the tractor? Ukrainians' proof of concept for nabbing abandoned Russian military vehicles.
Vonkiedool 3 years ago
Please show this to the Ukranian farmers collecting Russian tanks, they can stack em up
#67
I Mean If It Works...
hcaballero57 3 years ago
Don't know why but if I ever get a hold of that, I'm gonna be yelling "By the power of Grey Skull, I have the power!!!"
#68
Made Pasta Before Realizing I Had No Strainer
censorshipsucks 3 years ago
actually if you hold the lid onto the pot and lift the lid very slightly you can pour the water out easily.
HotDog Water 3 years ago
why not use a fork or tongs to remove the pasta from the water instead?
#69
Gate Broken? No Problem! Use A Wood Pallet And Plastic Wrap For Hinges
#70
Never Thought I’d Have To Worry About Buying Secondhand Tools With Athlete’s Foot, But Here We Are
DDmaybeandor 3 years ago
Sorry but this is brilliant. Now I know how to store my drills. Totally serious.
Tessb90 3 years ago
If shoes are too worn out to wear surely they've got to be well past the point of drill storage.
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I Got Tired Of The Air Blowing Across The Ceiling And Not On My Face. Probably Should Have Asked The Marketing Team For Help With The Name Tho
Memere 3 years ago (edited)
I had the opposite problem at my last job - the A/C vents in the ceiling weren't adjustable in any way, and there was one that blew directly on the back of my neck when I was seated at my desk. The boss refused to have my workstation reconfigured, so the maintenance guys secretly slipped a piece of cardboard in on one side of the vent to block it for me. Wayne & Danny were my heroes!
#72
A Mark 5 Golf With A Working Forklift-Mechanism
Patrick Wells 3 years ago
Should have used a VW Beetle. They have the engine in the rear and it would serve as a counterweight.
#73
How My Uncle Charges His Laptop
Frank H 3 years ago
Perfectly fine as long as the voltage is right - it's physics. The redneck hack is the knot in one of the wires to not get the polarity wrong 🤓
censorshipsucks 3 years ago
the voltage should be right. laptops and car batteries are both 12v. The question is actually is the AMPERAGE right?
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#74
They Got Pulled Over, Fined $139 And Got Their License Suspended For This, The U-Haul Was Overdue Too
IDK_Something 3 years ago
You see, when a mommy car loves a daddy car SO much... 🤣
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Stephanie A Mutti 3 years ago
I don't understand what is illegal about this other than the possible safety hazard???
Memere 3 years ago
A small box truck isn't legal to use as a car hauler. If they'd rented one size larger box truck, they might have gotten away with it, but there are strict laws about what can be used to haul cars.
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Honestly.... Not In A Big Rush To Fix It
#76
Man I Get That The Economy Incentivises Not Spending Much But Some Landlords Go A Bit Too Far
Šimon Špaček 3 years ago
They do when new, not if you have some saved from the bike you accidentally broke 10 years ago.
Load More Replies... Wonderful 3 years ago
I had a landlord fix our gas leak in the living room. A bunch of hot pink duct tape and he cracked a window and put a fan in front of it. It was 30f outside. Then he told us to keep it like that and we "should" be fine. Is that redneck or murder?
Memere 3 years ago
That was attempted murder, is absolutely illegal, and should have been reported!
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#77
5th Wheel Unified School District…
dingliusyeeeeeeeeeee 2 years ago
this brings a whole new meaning to oh jesus
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It's Izzy 🇺🇦 (They/Them) 3 years ago
Well, you might not have to wait for the Church Bus to get there before you get to meet Jesus!
#78
1st Floor Projector Was Vibrating While People On The 2nd Floor Were Walking Around. Added In Some Premium Damping To Stabilize It. Can't Wait To Send My Bill To The Boss
B 🇺🇦🇨🇦 3 years ago (edited)
Projector is in the ceiling. People walking on the floor above were making the floor shake, which made the projector shake and interrupted whatever they were watching. OP put a couple styrofoam cups on top to absorb the vibrations and stop the projector from shaking.
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Hmmm
Kate 3 years ago
Not in California. But I-76 is... either Ohio or Pennsylvania, so maybe.
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#80
When The Keurig In The Office Breakroom Finally Dies; You Improvise!
btaglln 3 years ago
We do not have Keurig in Europe, but if it is like Nespresso the pressure is important so this coffee probably does not taste right.
VesSun 3 years ago
I imagine it will be only brown water with a hint of a coffee smell. But hey - "I clever, I overcome". PS: Seriously people, don't use capsules. It's a pure disaster for the planet.
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Ellie McGrath 3 years ago
They make ground blend instant coffee these days that is as good as filter or pod
#81
Max Ac In The Desert
Dagnirath 3 years ago
Except the version this uses is powered by squirrels on meth.
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Taibhse Sealgair 3 years ago
This may not be it, but a mobile Tesla charging service might not be a bad business idea.
B 🇺🇦🇨🇦 3 years ago
There are a few mobile EV charging businesses starting up in North America :)
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censorshipsucks 3 years ago
kinda defeats the point of a tesla if you have a gas guzzler driving a petrol genset to power the tesla... it's just moving the carbon elsewhere.
#82
I Think They Could Have Found Better Scrap To Make This
TheFloydist 3 years ago
One moment, I need to take my tetanus booster before heading off to work.
Victor Botha 3 years ago
That hits you in the chest/face in a head on, it's not going to end well at all.
#83
I Mean, I Could Put On A New Doorknob, But, If It Ain't Broke...
Ange Marsden 3 years ago
We had a spanner blu-tacked to the kitchen door for a year - and we had a replacement handle 🙄
Bender Bending Rodríguez 3 years ago
Fellow procrastinators. We should hang out sometime later.
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Falcon dimi 3 years ago
What´s up with those round doorknobs in the us. How do you get it open if your hands are wet?
Bender Bending Rodríguez 3 years ago
Very patiently and with persistence. Add x1000 to that if you have oily hands. Or call someone to get it for you.
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Homemade Charcoal Starter. Actually Worked Quite Well
Hiram's Friend 3 years ago
You don't dump it. The bottom is cut out and you lift the can off or just knock it over.
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#85
I Wanted Some Sous Vide Steak Very Badly, So I Made A Quick-And-Dirty Temp Control
digitalin 3 years ago
Sous vide is a way to make steak and other foods in a temperature -controlled water bath. In my experience, this is done with like an appliance hooked to the rim of the water pot that monitors and maintains the proper temperature. Looks like this one has the thermometer, heating element, and sensors all hooked up separately.
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#86
Three Different Hardware Stores Said “You’re Gonna Have To Jerry Rig It”
Ben 3 years ago
Why not just a simple wood stand, feels like it would be nearly as much effort and better.
KDS 3 years ago (edited)
That what my family did when we had window ac certainly much easier then using a rope.
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Lyone Fein 3 years ago
The window frame is usually what holds an AC unit in place. This neds support underneath.
Smalltoid 3 years ago
Yes, needs angled brackets at the bottom so that the wall can absorb the weight
Load More Replies... DDmaybeandor 3 years ago
They were probably saying there’s nothing pre-fab. Some Jerry-rigging is better than others. I would have gone with brackets too.
#88
Found Random On Internet
Ben 3 years ago
Hot water expands in tube forcing it out and back to the pool, cold water is drawn down to replace it
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My Neighbor Built A New Wall
PeachPossum 3 years ago
When Public Works finds out, that wall will be rubble.
Load More Replies... censorshipsucks 3 years ago
I don't get what happened here. Did they just build around the rake stem or what?
Lady Snowfall 3 years ago
It looks like an anchor wire for a utility pole. They built the wall around the wire
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Lawn Mower T-3000 Cuts A Quarter Mile In 10 Secs
Giles McArdell 3 years ago
Looks like a Tim the tool man upgrade ... "More power! Arf Arf Arf!"
Lyone Fein 3 years ago
Just the title got me laughing.......then I saw the picture and couldn't stop.
Chucky Cheezburger 3 years ago
I dont think this actually works though. Could be wrong. I don't see the exhaust being strong enough to spin the turbo fast enough to increase pressure. And if it did, the mower is made so cheap that it would self destruct in 42 seconds.
#91
Local Fb Marketplace Find
#92
Ain’t She A Beaut??! Saw This On A Yardsale Group Offering Installation
#93
Stole From Another Sub
Chucky Cheezburger 3 years ago
I wonder if dry ice would work better? Its a lot colder and there's less risk of liquid getting on sensative bits.
mcborge1 3 years ago
Any humidity in the surounding air would still cause condensation to form.
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#94
Wrap A Kids Bmx Tire Around The Drive Wheels And The Power Wheel Will Almost Never Get Stuck!
Valisbourne Spiritforge 3 years ago
For those not getting it, there's a bicycle tire wrapped around the middle of the back plastic wheels. The bicycle tire will actually get some traction.
Upstaged75 3 years ago
This is actually really smart. Those things don't have a lot of power so they tend to get stuck if you try to go "off road".
#95
Kayaking Is Cool And All But... What If You Stuck A Prop On A Drill? Testing Begins This Week
IDK_Something 3 years ago
No update from OP. He was waiting on a pvc cover to be donated as recently as like 11 days ago lol.
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Redneck Pool Heater
censorshipsucks 3 years ago
this is better than the other one we saw, at least this one has a chance of not melting the hose
Lathari 3 years ago
Water will reach a max temp of 100°C. As long as the water keeps flowing the temps will stay lower.
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My Brother's Solution To Clearing Out Brush And Saplings Instead Of Renting A Brush Hog. That Man Makes Me Proud
Tim Douglass 3 years ago
They sell these. Think about that. I've used them and they do induce the odd bit of pucker-power from time to time.
btaglln 3 years ago
Yes its is a very clever solution to get a flying cutting disk thrown at your face ... Come on ...
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Saw This On Carsales...
MonkeyInTheMiddle 3 years ago
I would pay to see that go to a demolition derby, even though it would probably last like 1 minute
ComfyPanda 3 years ago
They didn't need to put hillbilly on it lol. Pretty sure everyone would just know.
#99
An Older Dude Drove This Up To The Gas Station
#100
Just Like Brand New Again
#101
At Least It's Still An Actual Fuse, Right?
censorshipsucks 3 years ago
hmm fuses are cheap... it's definitely cheaper to just go buy the actual one you need.
Izzy Curer 3 years ago
For when you need to do a job but you're miles from town
Load More Replies... Chucky Cheezburger 3 years ago
It looks like this is made to replace a glass tube fuse with the blue, 2 spade fuse. But still, glass tube fuses aren't that hard to find.
#102
Cruise Control
Ben 3 years ago (edited)
Yes, utterly stupid imo and shouldn't be on the list. Jetski is like a motorcycle on water often driven by inexperienced people. Good way to kill somone
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What do you think ?
Rick Seiden 3 years ago
I had a door in my house where the k**b was sliding around. Sometimes it was too close to the door and you couldn't open it. Sometimes it was too far away and you couldn't latch it closed. So I 3D printed a ring to go around the mechanism on the inside of the door that connects the two knobs, and it's be rock steady ever since. If the guy building his own Sous Vide counts, I'd say mine counts, except you can't see it's there.
Kristin Ingersoll 3 years ago
So BP censors one k**b but not multiple knobs? What a joke. LOL!
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Eff the haters 3 years ago
There is actually a market for those trucks lol
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Emma Perkins 3 years ago
Idk why people always look down or laugh at "redneck engineering." Necessity is the mother of invention, and when you're broke there's lots of necessities you gotta deal with. Some of these, like the Christmas tree stand and tire foundation, are just kinda sad
Syringa Wessels 3 years ago
I feel like half the people commenting forgot this was Redneck solutions
Rick Seiden 3 years ago
I had a door in my house where the k**b was sliding around. Sometimes it was too close to the door and you couldn't open it. Sometimes it was too far away and you couldn't latch it closed. So I 3D printed a ring to go around the mechanism on the inside of the door that connects the two knobs, and it's be rock steady ever since. If the guy building his own Sous Vide counts, I'd say mine counts, except you can't see it's there.
Kristin Ingersoll 3 years ago
So BP censors one k**b but not multiple knobs? What a joke. LOL!
Load More Replies... Eff the haters 3 years ago
There is actually a market for those trucks lol
Load More Replies... Emma Perkins 3 years ago
Idk why people always look down or laugh at "redneck engineering." Necessity is the mother of invention, and when you're broke there's lots of necessities you gotta deal with. Some of these, like the Christmas tree stand and tire foundation, are just kinda sad
Syringa Wessels 3 years ago
I feel like half the people commenting forgot this was Redneck solutions
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