How do you make a skimboard?
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We would make skim boards out of plywood (about 25 years ago). Get a piece of plywood, cut out the shape you would like. Round the edges of the board, cover with resin (one side at a time). If you'd like you can use fiberglass w/ the resin, but its not really necessary. Sand down the rough edges and you're ready to go. Skim boards today have core made of resins and are lighter than plywood. The height of the board is about the height of a body board (4 ft). The width varies on the shape.
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make a catapult or a trebuchet\nmake a lever\nmake a hydraulic lift ( soda bottle hosing balloon housing for balloon like a box or can, something to lift}
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Make an instrument called an "ugly stick".  It is neat.  It is easy to make and you just use stuff you have around the house, and it will probably be the most unique instrument anyone will make.\n\nDuring the past two decades, the ugly stick has become especially popular on the Southern Shore of the Avalon Peninsula in Newfoundland. It is said that this stick, a musical instrument that makes a raucous noise, got its name because it is downright ugly. \n\nTo make one, purchase a dowel about 4 feet long from the hardware store or find a broom handle or straight stick. Nail an old boot to the bottom of the dowel. At the top of the dowel, nail a 2 litre empty juice tin. Along the sides of the dowel, loosely nail lots of pop or beer caps so that they make a jingling sound. There you have your ugly stick! \n\nThere are two ways to use your ugly stick to make music. It is banged against the floor to the beat of the music. Or, if you wish, find a shorter stick, about a foot long. This second stick is used to hit the ugly stick, running it along the bottle caps and then occasionally hitting the tin can at the top for variety, all the while banging the ugly and jingling stick against the floor to the rhythm of the music. \n\nThese links should help you.  Have fun!
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Using dough is one of the simplest - and cheapest - ways to make your own ornaments.\nThings You'll Need \n1 c. salt \n4 c. all-purpose flour \n1 1/2 c. warm water \nInstructions \nSTEP 1: Mix salt and flour together. Add water. STEP 2: Knead dough until smooth. The dough should be very stiff. Add more flour if it's too sticky. STEP 3: Roll dough out and cut out ornaments with cookie cutters, or cut out your own figures and shapes by hand. STEP 4: Push a straw, pen or other thin object through ornament at top to make a hole for hanging. STEP 5: Bake ornaments for 1 hour in oven at low setting. STEP 6: Allow to cool. STEP 7: Decorate. You can paint ornaments with watercolors or other type of paint, or use colored markers. Be creative. STEP 8: Coat ornaments when dry with a clear protective coating. STEP 9: Put ornament hanger or ribbon through hole and hang. Tips & Warnings \nMaking your own ornaments adds a personal touch to Christmas. Plus, it's something the whole family can have fun doing. \nAlthough nontoxic, the dough is extremely salty and is not suitable for eating. \nDecorated ornaments may be toxic and should not be eaten.
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Wow, thats a tuff one. Have you considered cardboard or wire and fabric? How much time do you have because this seems like a time consuming task. You could look on the internet fo ideas that might help you out. It depends on what you want it to look like.
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with a crowbar and sledge hammer. Otherwise, practice!
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take a standard 2"x2" piece of wood and carve bars all around it(one on each corner and one on each side) then carve a ball or two inside that is too large to fall out.
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Hey, I wonder what class your doing this for, but there are a few ways I can think of from the top of my head.  \n\n- Conjoin paper clips\n- Roll and Fold paper to create bones\n- And/or Use toothpicks\n\nYou can even use all three in the same project. \n\nCheers.
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You can make something...
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1. Get some wood, nails, screws, wood glue.\n2. Draw a scale design of the boat on a piece of paper.\n3. Cut up the........
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you might try a figure 8 knot, or a stopper knot.\n\nhttp://www.chockstone.org/TechTips/Stopper.htm
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Are you asking whether you can skimboard across the pool? You can, but it's not a good idea. \n\nIt won't damage your skimboard, but it might damage your neck and your head if you wipeout by the edge of the pool.
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http://educate-yourself.org/fe/fejoewatercell.shtml\nI'm unsure of anything that describes how to really make one.\nThis site tries, but it's rather goofy to follow. Maybe you'll have better luck that I would.
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Its fairly simple to make using a readily available liquid. I'll leave you to search the Internet then decide if you want to make it by yourself or get help from friends
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I would like to have a hypercube too, can you tell me how you made yours?
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Use a piece of duct tape and press it over the glass chard. Pull the tape off slowly and the chard will come with it.
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You have to start with the Jolly Roger - scull and cross bones.  Sails could be screwers and light cardboard curved with centre holes top and bottom, nicely decorated, two triangular ones at the front.  The hull could be a Plastic coke bottle cut lengthways.  Glue something heavy to the bottom and then a layer of foam for the screwers to stick into.  Fashion  cardboard to fit as a deck, make holes for the screwers.  Find some netting (stocking material or the stuff they use in fruit punnets.  Brown wool for rigging and put it all together and then caste off me hearties.