fastest lego colosseum build

Not everyone in the world can say they hold a Guinness World Record. It takes a lot of time and dedication to hone a skill, and a little bit of luck to get the guys and gals from the esteemed organization to notice you. One day, LEGO speed builder Paul Ufema got an email from Guinness asking if he wanted to try for any of their brick building world records. They didn’t have a specific task in mind, so they asked him if he had anything in mind. Eager to prove himself, he decided to build the LEGO Colosseum – currently the largest LEGO set in existence – in the…

shark tooth knife

A few years ago, on a nice walk on the beach, knife enthusiast kiwami japan found a plastic bottle. Then he found an empty coffee can and a packet of unopened nori flakes. After sifting through the tons of trash he found washed ashore, he eventually came upon the remnants of half a shark’s jaw. The last item might sound pretty cool, but he has a point about all those things: there is way too much trash in Japan’s waters. That said, being eager to promote reusing and recycling, he took the half of a shark jawbone and made a knife out of it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rax37KtyWOk Removing and Filing Teeth Using…

fire pit assembly

Since it comes with its own assembly kit, you would think that making a fire pit patio would be a walk in the backyard. That was not the case for the guys behind the Bro Builds YouTube channel. Eager to get the most out of their kit, these DIY enthusiasts tried a couple of things the instructions didn’t specify. Some of these tricks worked, some didn’t, but ultimately, they learned a lot about making their own outdoor fire pit. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIxzP8TnMeM It all started with a spray-painted circle in the backyard. With a final diameter of 12.5 feet, they dug up all the grass and soil until they ended up with…

lego everyone is awesome

When you’re a kid, concepts of prejudice and discrimination don’t exist. It is only when we are subject to others that hurtful notions like sexism and racism seep into our subconscious – altering the way we look at the world. The LEGO company is a group that always strives for inclusion, so it’s a wonder that it took so long for them to come up with a LEGO set that celebrates the LGBTQ community. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mC6H15Z8d6w&ab_channel=LEGO “Everyone Is Awesome” is a $34.99 LEGO set comprised of 346 pieces. You have 11 faceless minifigures – each one color-coded to a section of the LGBTQ rainbow flag. Behind the minifigures is a rainbow…

Voxelab Aquila is the new FDM 3D printer on the market that has managed to establish a compelling reputation right away. Voxelab Aquila 3D Printer Voxelab is the sub-brand of Flashforge which is already known by most of us. Aquila is the first printer of Voxelab and it comes at an alluring $200 price, but it is recently put on sale that left 3D enthusiasts like us at SolidSmack with a gaping mouth. The price sounds too good to be true, yes, but we will prove in this review that it has all the bragging rights. That said, what makes this Voxelab Aquila 3D printer worthy of space on your…

Disposable cameras allow you to experience the classic way of capturing photos through the use of a single roll of film. This is a great way to experience antique, yet undying film photography in the cheapest way possible. Far from the film cameras that can cost hundreds of dollars, these one-time-use cameras are very affordable that breaking them won’t be an issue at all. Moreover, due to the continuous innovations in the world of photography, disposable cameras have also been blessed with other great features that make them more appealing: waterproof features, flash, improved resolutions, vast options in settings, and more. Some of them include the KODAK FunSaver with a…