DIY
                                27th Mar 2023
                            These guys just cut up two Toyota Prius and welded them back together to make the world’s first double-ended car.
                            These Australian YouTubers have built a giant axe that they use to chop random objects in half. The objects gradually get bigger until they chop a ‘Tesla’ in half.
                            Nering Industries has come up with an ingenious idea to use a giant wheel to generate a potentially limitless amount of free electricity.
                            The man who bought Elvis Presley’s private jet for $234,000 desperately wants to get it flying again.
                            From hot water, to exhaust fumes and even flames, these guys are testing the best methods to defrost your windshield.
                            This Vietnamese dad has built some incredible concept cars, but now he’s taking it a step further and attempting to build a wooden train for children to ride around his village.
                            This isn’t the first time the Vietnamese dad has built a car for his son, but it might be his coolest creation to date. The detail on this thing is crazy.
                            This Acura NSX was stolen in 2003 and found submerged in a river a long 16 years later. Now, it’s getting restored to its former glory.
                            This MiG-15 fighter jet has been tucked away, abandoned in a hangar in Memphis for 12 years. Now one man is attempting to power it up again.
                            At ten-feet tall, the ‘Shopper Chopper’ is the fastest street-legal shopping cart hot rod in the world – and it’s absolutely epic.
                            From a Bentley transformed into a tank, to a Humvee that can drive underwater, and a split-wheel motorcycle, redneck engineers are working double time.
                            Watch these guys transform a four-wheeler into a “zombie apocalyptic, Area 51 raiding machine”.
                            From the ‘Liam NISSAN’ to a Toyota sedan with eight (!) wheels, these are the craziest DIY mods we’ve ever seen on the road.
                            Not only does it actually work, but it might just be the craziest invention to ever hit the road.
                            This video shows just how much work goes into building a crankshaft. The hands-on approach has been used for 75 years and is still alive and well in Pakistan.
                            Owning a $1.5 million LaFerrari is a dream only few get to realize. So a group of friends from Vietnam built one instead.

