Cool DIY Project - Miniature Tools

One creative and very talented guy under the nickname "dno" makes amazing miniature things and keeps no secrets of how he does it.

This jam jar is 11 millimeters tall and has a diameter of 8 millimeters!

They look like real, aren’t it? But in fact these are just regular painted capacitors.

They can be found in TV antennae with signal multipliers.

This is the inner part of a TV antenna signal multiplier.

Try not to damage capacitors picking them out.

Peel them off.

Stick little wires into them (paper clips for example).

Then prime the aluminium.

And paint them in red and black (acrylic colours).

Mix the two paints to get the colour you need.

Mix the paints again, this time adding more red. Then cut off the point of a toothpick and apply the colour with it, painting ‘berries’.

For smaller ‘berries’, use an uncut toothpick.

Let the paint dry out and then cover it with a transparent nail polish.

To remove bumps and roughnesses, cover your jars with the transparent nail polish again.

Looks better

This is how it looks after the third varnish coat.

The sticky tape makes it easier to hold the jars.

Make lids out of paper.

And ‘screw’ them with a thread.

This ax has a width of 3 millimeters and a length of 56 millimeters (a scale of 1 to 12). Check how it’s made!

A working monkey wrench. Its length is 26.5 millimeters; on a scale of 1 to 12.

Scissors: a scale of 1 to 12.

To do them, you’ll need a metal plate of 0.5 millimeters thick (this one is taken from the system unit).

Two drills (o.45 and 1.7 millimeters in diameter) and several fine files.

This device for thread cutting is hand-made too.

This screwdriver is made on a scale of 1 to 12.

If the hacksaw is too thick, grind it off to 0.5 millimeters.

Is is made of a paper clip and a plastic fragment. The plastic fragment should be firm. Check it be striking it with a heavy thing (like a dumbbell). Plastic which gets broken into pieces, will do. Plastic which gets deformed, won’t.

Hammer out the point of the clip

Combination pliers; a scale of 1 to 12.

A guitar on a scale of 1 to 5.

Its sounding board and case are made of birch; the fingerboard is made of oak; the strings are made of copper wires

Source from English Russia