What DIY projects can you create with your skills as a scientist?

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In summary, as a scientist, there are various DIY projects that you can create using your skills. These include building a solar-powered phone charger, constructing a model of the solar system, creating homemade cleaning products using natural ingredients, designing and building a hydroponic garden, and experimenting with homemade cosmetics and skincare products using scientific principles. These projects not only allow you to apply your scientific knowledge and skills in a practical and creative way, but also promote sustainability and self-sufficiency.
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How did you find PF?
I found PF totally by mistake, I was googgling some products for an up coming project.
I call myself mega DYI'er because I've been blessed with the ability to repair and fabricate almost anything that needs fixing and or make any type of tools I need. I've built disk sanders, spot welders, 2x72" bench grinders etc.
 
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