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  • Trebuchet Throws High-Impact Groceries
    Who can honestly say that they don’t need a trebuchet for home defense? In this episode of Some Assembly Required, Shawn Wasserman designs and builds a trebuchet big enough to throw a pumpkin. Warning - graphic images of exploding fruit.
    5 min
  • Building a Temporary Bridge from Cardboard
    In this episode of Some Assembly Required, Shawn Wasserman (in for Torben Ruddock) builds a cardboard bridge for temporary use, in this case crossing a kiddy pool of doom. Check to see whether his bridge carries him safely, or whether he takes a plunge.
    4 min
  • Build a Self-Propelled Hovercraft
    In this episode of "Some Assembly Required", Torben Ruddock tries 3 propulsion ideas on a home-made hovercraft he built with just plywood, a lawn chair and a shower curtain. It turns out that propulsion is easier than steering. Watch to see what works and the clever steering mechanism.
    4 min
  • Build a Giant Air Cannon
    Torben generates a remarkable long-distance blast with this giant air cannon. See how to build your own in this high-energy episode of Some Assembly Required. Visit www.engineering.com/someassemblyrequired for instructions.
    4 min
  • Squirrel Defense Engineering
    Torben builds a squirrel proof bird feeder engineered to thwart a ground assault and make an aerial attack impossible. Visit www.engineering.com/someassemblyrequired for instructions.
    4 min
  • Building a hovercraft you can ride
    Torben builds a hovercraft you can ride using just plywood, a lawn chair and a shower curtain. Power is provided by a leaf blower. You’ll be surprised at how well this works. Visit www.engineering.com/someassemblyrequired for instructions.
    5 min

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