popsicle stick bridges?
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Yes, a pretty minimal effort at writing a question, but for what it's worth:\nUse cross bracing (making triangles) to make structure stronger.\nUse an adequate glue that really wets the wood, and lap or splint joints not simple butt joints.\nGet more strength from each stick by having as many as possible edge-down not face-down.
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Pins don't exist.\n\n; )
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ice pack.  a good ice pack to use is frozen peas or corn cuz they can form easily to the area instead of being "small blocks"
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Cartilidge, ligaments, and tendons for normal people.  Srews, plates, and rods for adventurous types.  However, G.I. Joes and Barbies use superglue.
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What type of flow charts are you referring to?  They d not react with each other. They do not dissole in each other.  With some flour and perhaps some baking soda you could make a cake.
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they stick together =/
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Use cardboard, clay, or sugar cubs.  Cardoard would be the easiest.
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Lands End has good sturdy lunchboxes. I've used them before for several kids items.
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I assume that you're a teacher.  Try this...\n\nTake in some Cool Aid or fruit juice, a couple of ice trays, some tooth picks, and some plastic wrap.  Show the class that when it's warm, the juice is in liquid form.  Pour some juice into the ice trays, cover them with the plastic wrap, and stick a tooth pick in each cube hole.  Put them in the freezer overnight.  The next day show the class that the juice is no longer a liquid but is now a solid.  Then give each kid one of the popsicles you made.
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GLUE IS MY HERO ESPECIALLY WHEN HAVING LITTLE COUSINS VISITING AND A HYPER ACTIVE DOG!! LOL\nTRY GLUE AND LOOK UP SOME GOOGLE SEARCHES ON HOW TO FIX IT. :)
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I look for magical powers and their ability to make popsicles.
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Check out Toy Swap. I read about them in a newspaper article.
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I hope this helps:\n\nhttp://pslc.ws/macrog/kidsmac/molding.htm
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When I was in 8th grade, we had a similar project, but we were only allowed to use straws and tape. Out of about 60 kids, only 2 didn't break. Mine was one of them.\n\nIt's hard to describe my design, but I will give you a few tips. \n\nThe most common reason that the other designs failed was because the egg fell out of the device. For a holder, I took about 10 straws in a bundle and taped the ends together. The egg went in the middle of this bundle. Whatever you do, make sure the egg will not fall out of the holder when it is shook or turned upside down.\n\nThe rest of the design was a bunch of straws folded into a triangle shape taped to the holder. Triangles are one of the strongest basic structures. \n\nHowever, since you are allowed to make parachutes, I would almost certainly integrate that into the design if I had to do it again.\n\nAlso, test your design at home before bringing it to class. This will allow you to fix anything that doesn't work like you expect.
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well,first of all you can take a hollow cylinder.then on one end of the cylinder,attach a rubber sheet(thin one).then you can attach a stick with flat head  fixed to it to the rubber sheet.the flat head will prevent the balloon from bursting in the cylinder.now to make it work,first pull the stick towards you,like a catapult,and then release it.the rubber attachment will make it go ahead and strike the water baloon.i tried it.it worked.\nif you face any problem,contact me.
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hello friend!\n\nuse a non-flexible thread. tie a simple knot first. roll the thread at the balloon stout for 3 times. then again tie a knot. again roll it for 3 times and then tie two knots. trust me! this would work! it wont leak a bit even if u leave it for a night!!!\nhappy fighting!!
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Billiards accessories are a great gift idea, but I really would caution you against getting cone chalk.  It is such a huge mess to clean that up.  It gets everywhere.  They should outlaw that stuff.  Mechanical bridges come in a few different styles, but as long as it's solid and the head won't fall off, brand specificity isn't such an important factor.  Since the bridge itself doesn't move during the shot, any good bridge will do.  CJB is right with his weblink.  Happy hunting.  M.D.-BCA Instructor/Referee.