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16 DIYs That Failed So Badly They Are Actually Impressive
Dated: February 7 2018
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1. Should have gone with a bud for a... light... shower.
2. Oh... but you can spring for the expensive Gillette deodorant on the sink?
3. “When I’m hurtling down the road at 75mph, I choose Vise Grip pliers to keep a tenuous grip on my car’s control!”
4. The secret is we use cake frosting to set the tiles!
5. The new MC Escher chair from IKEA. *Warning may cause fits of intestinal cramping and hysteria.
6. When you can’t get a handle on DIY jobs.
7. When your first DIY job becomes your last.
8. DIY Cabinetry from the guy that builds all of those pain-in-the-butt brain-teaser puzzles.
9. A week later this guy’s depth perception issues led to a horrible accident on the runway at an airport.
10. Quality work is key in DIY projects.
11. This hack for non-mixed faucets is actually kind of genius (albeit unsightly).
12. “Next on Drunk Carpentry: Tables!”
13. An electrician who’s watched TRON one too many times.
14. Bet this guy’s wife NEVER complains about him leaving the seat up.
15. Despite the obvious problem I think the guy who installed this faucet is compensating for something #probablyhasabigtruck
16. Awww how adorable…the light socket is shy
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