Yes, soda cans are typically recyclable, but how about you give them a second life in your home with these 17 genius DIY ideas for repurposing them?

We think [amenjet] may have the answer — small parts holders made from the bottoms of soda cans. You start by cutting the bottom off of an empty can however you like.

If you have an excess of soda cans lying around—or just looking for a cool project to work on—this mini foundry can melt metal and doesn't cost very much to build. Melting things is fun, and ...

If there’s time and they can find the perfect tabs, they’ll make him a soda-tab bow tie. Money is tight in James’ family too. Like Brie, he doesn’t let it stop him.

Here are some easy-to-do tips that will assist you on some of your gardening projects: 1. Soda can fillers: Use empty aluminum cans to save on potting mix and make large containers lighter.

Altogether, you’ll need empty cans, a piece of 1 x 6 hardwood board, two 1-foot 5/16″ metal square rods as well as the following tools: a staple gun, a circular saw, scissors, a chisel and a ...