I don't know how people could make that mistake.
Posted on 12/16/2014 4:37:15 PM PST by Red in Blue PA
In this day and age, everyone could use a pair of headphones. And if you want to stand out from the sea of white cords, you’ll definitely want to check out this DIY tutorial. He takes two bullets, and with just a little bit of work, he’s left with headphones that look more like a work of art than your new BFF on your daily commute.
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Well, actually he takes two spent cartridges...
Don’t bring them to D.C.
How do you mistake cases for bullets?
Sweet...now I know what I want for Christmas.
“How do you mistake cases for bullets?”
Actually he started with bullets in the beginning of the video. Did you miss the part where he fired them?
I don't know how people could make that mistake.
He started with cartridges. Bullets are what came out when the pistol went bang.
Ask the kid who was suspended for a year for having one empty casing at school.
People are so ignorant. Bless their hearts.
He was drilling a spent cartridge. Big deal.
It would be more fun to leave the bullet, cartridge, powder and primer in place, then drill the primer and insert the wires into the primer.
Somebody wants to hear their music too loud? Instant sanity!
(Er, silence.)
(Er, instant silence after big bang.)
(Er, instant loud silencer after sudden bang.)
“He started with cartridges.”
No in the beginning of the video he put the bullets in the gun and fired it twice. Then he drilled...
Good thing he fired off the bullets because if he did not and was listening to heavy metal music they just might fire on their own....
Turn up the volume too much and they'll blow your ear drums out. . .
Yes very cool... But some on this thread will knitpick any little detail... I expected drilling into bullets but will not loose any admiration for the finished product. Series. Hugh. I want them
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