Cool How-To Videos
Striptease for a sexy full body aerobic workout
Use your hips, ribs and crawling moves to get a great workout and even better moves for a sexy dance. Ever since Carmen Electra released her Striptease Workout videos, strippers secrets to slim bods has become the hippest way to lose well, hips.
Date a stripper
Wouldn't it be great to leave the strip club with more than just an empty wallet for a change? Here are some tips that'll help make that hot stripper babe yours.
Practice stripper moves
This is another "Hottie Workout" that gives you some excellent tips on stripping. This concentrates on popping up using strategies from yoga, stretching and dance to achieve the sexiest moves!
Make a high-powered stun gun
In this video tutorial, you will learn how to make a high-powered stun gun out of easily obtained supplies. This easy to find materials would be some wire strippers, some wire, needle nose pliers, rubber gloves, a knife, scissors, a screwdriver, and an old disposable camera. Once you make this powerful taser (or stun gun), be careful, because this device delivers a VERY powerful shock.
Do not try on pets.
Exotic dance
Learn sexy moves from the walk, hip rolls, floor routines and a lap dance. This can be a great workout or just a sexy way to explore your stripper techniques and improve your sex life.
Make a rechargeable, solar-powered USB battery
An emergency battery charger for your mobile phone comes in handy, but it's not the ultimate solution; once it's dead it's useless (what a waste). If you want to really get off the metaphorical grid, you can follow the steps in this video to construct a more robust circuit that will not only bail you out of an inconvenient situation but also recharge in between uses. The simple addition of a low voltage solar panel and rechargeable batteries makes this possible. Enjoy!
Parts:
4 x NiMH AAA Batteries
1 x 4 AAA battery holder
1 x Small PV (photovoltaic) solar cell
1 x Diode rated min 5V 500mA
1 x USB cable or cable of your choice
Tools Required:
Soldering Iron
Lead Solder (the kind with flux core is best)
Heavy Shears
Wire strippers
Electrical tape
Tips:
Solder in a well ventilated area on a non flammable surface
ALWAYS WEAR EYE PROTECTION
Check the circuit polarity before final soldering
Install an electrical outlet box
Tim Carter, of Ask the Builder, demonstrates the installation of an outlet box and how to easily wire the switch box in your home. With a little help from some pliers and wire strippers, this DIY project will be a breeze.
Use a stripper deck for advanced tricks
In this second part of our series on stripper or taper decks of trick cards, learn more advanced tricks involving two and even four cards. Our expert reviews how to locate cards within the stripper deck, then demonstrates how you can take your card magic to the next level.
Wire your model railroad track
If you're at the point where you need to start ballasting your model railroad track, then you might want to check out this video tutorial on wiring. Learn how to wire your model railroad track.
So, see how to run the feeder cables to power up your ballasts to power up your miniature scaled trains. You can use 12 or 14-gauge Romex house sheathed wire, or whatever you would like to use. Just make sure the electrical feed wire is big enough for your model rail transport system use. Get out your soldering iron and wire strippers and be prepared to give your scaled trains power.
Make a telegraph at home
Running up your cell phone bill and electricity writing emails? Why not build a telegraph and send out free Morse code messages to your friends. It's a little nerdy, but a fun science experiment and a great way to save money. You will need a DC battery, insulated solid wire, wire strippers, short nails, long nails, a large battery, paper clips, ferrous (magnetic) material, steel ties, and a block of wood. Watch this instructional video and learn how to build a working electro-magnetic telegraph.
Use a stripper deck for basic tricks
Following the Dalton incident, the stripper deck rapidly fell out of favor with poker cheats, but remains popular to this day with magicians. The deck looks perfectly normal but has tapered edges on all the cards. The goal of the magician in using a stripped deck is to have a person choose a card, then replace it in the deck facing the opposite direction, so that the tapered or stripped edge of the card stands out from the smooth edge of all the other cards.
Remove paint from your newborn
Debunk some of the Internet myths regarding the use of stripper to remove paint on vinyl dolls in preparation for "reborning".
Remove stripper clip from a Mauser action rifle
Removing the stripper clip boss from a Mauser action rifle is a job that anyone can perform using simple hand tools. In this video, n Larry Potterfield, CEO and Founder of MidwayUSA, removes the stripper clip boss from a model 98 Mauser action using a rotary tool, a file, some sandpaper, and a level. Removing the boss allows for the use of commercial scope bases and generally improves the overall appearance of a military action.
Install a dimmer switch
How many handymen does it take to install a dimmer switch? None, you can do it yourself in a snap. A dimmer switch can make a room more comfortable, by allowing you to adjust the light to just the right brightness at the moment. You will need a screwdriver, a circuit tester, a wire cutter, a wire stripper, and 3 twist-on wire connectors. Watch this video tutorial and learn how to install a dimmer switch.
Wire automatic sprinkler valves
This video tutorial will show you how to wire automatic sprinkler valves for the health of your green grass lawn. Attach wire to the sprinkler valves and run it to the automatic sprinkler timer. That's it. You don't need to be an electrician or a plumber to accomplish this sprinkler step. Just get some wire strippers and do your own electrical work.
Dance a reverse hook spin to inversion on a pole
Dance a reverse hook spin to inversion with exotic dancing on a stripper's pole. Try something new tonight.
Use paint stripper to remove paint
Paint stripper works wonders for removing paint. Tim Carter shares some paint removal pointers to help you get rid of your paint quickly and safely.
Use home improvement tools
In this do-it-yourself video series, learn how to use tools commonly needed for any home remodel. Our expert will show you the professional way to use tools such as a hammer, a Phillip's head screwdriver, ladder, wire strippers, an Xacto knife, and more. Using such precise measuring tools such as a carpenter’s square and a level will help prevent shoddy workmanship, such as crooked shelving or doors that won’t shut properly. Put these tips to work and your house will thank you.
Perform card tricks with a stripper deck
The magic behind a stripper deck and how to use it to your advantage is revealed in the video.
Have sex after having kids
In this sexual education how to video tutorial, Kimberly Ford, author of Hump: True Tales of Sex After Kids, gives you advice on how to get back in the saddle after having kids. Kimberly discusses three ways a new mother can reinvigorate her sensual and sexual side. Watch as she recommends getting a personal massager, a little waxing, and getting in touch with your inner stripper.
Create an electric tool belt
Tim Carter demonstrates the basic tools (pliers, screwdrivers, strippers) you need for residential electrical repairs, as well as a handy little tool-belt pouch that stores all of the tools. Video shows not only how to create your own electricians tool belt but also how to use each individual tool.
Solder an XLR connector to an audio mic cable
This how-to video shows, close-up, the steps to soldering an XLR connector onto an Audio cable. You will need a knife, wire strippers, a soldering iron, in addition to whatever is being soldered. Watch this video circuitry tutorial and learn how to solder an XLR connector to an audio mic cable.
Use a rose stem stripper
In this how to video, Sandy from Afloral.com shows you how to use rose stem strippers. Rose strippers remove the thorns from the stem easily, without damaging the bark on your rose stem. This makes it easier to handle roses when putting together a floral arrangement. Watch this tutorial and you will be using a rose stem stripper in no time.
Cut cards exactly where you want
How to perfectly cut any number of cards out of a deck for magic tricks. You'll need a stripper deck for this trick to work.
Install a water temperature gauge to a snowmobile
This video shows you how easy it is to install the J&T water temperature gauge on your snowmobile. This is a "Must Have" for any snowmobile rider in order to keep an eye on your water temperature so you don't melt a piston.
List of parts and tools needed:
-4 electrical eyelets
-Wire stripper
-3 pieces of wire
-Electrical tape or wire nuts for connecting the wires
-2" hole saw
-Socket or crescent wrench to tighten the nuts with
-Wrench (crescent ect..) to remove existing water temp gauge
Steps to install the J&T Water Temp Gauge:
1. Cut the 2" hole in your instrument panel where ever you want it located
2. Insert the gauge from the front of the instrument panel. It should fit tightly when pressed through the hole. It will be tightened after the 3 pig tails are on the posts.
3. Create 3 pig tails of wire how ever long you need them to reach your ground, hot and water temperature wires.
4. The back of the water temperature gauge has letters by each of the posts. They are a little hard to see, but they are there. The "G" post is your ground post. The "I" post is you "hot" wire post and the "S" post is your water temp sensor post.
5. Splice into a green (Green on Arctic Cats) ground wire for your "G" post.
6. Splice into a yellow (Yellow on Arctic Cats) hot 12volt wire for your "I" post
7. Use the existing water temp wire and attach your pig tail to it for your "S" post.
8. Remove your existing water temp gauge. Some fluid will drip out. You can put a rag over it to stop the flow before you screw in the J&T water temperature gauge. Make sure you have the right sized reducer for your threads. Check with J&T to make sure you have the right size. Hardware stores also carry reducers that can be used.
9. Thread in the temp gauge.
10. Depending on what type of end is on the water temp wire, you may have to put an eyelet on it. Attach the sensor wire to the temperature sensor. Make sure that the connector is not touching the "body" of the temperature sensor because it causes