Make a Halloween Costume from a Microwave Oven

Paul is well known around Kaysville for his stockpile of microwave ovens. Not content with constructing an arc welder from microwaves Paul really started cooking when he needed a costume for Halloween.

Microwave Instructions

It was as simple as removing the innards to reduce weight, cutting a hole in the base of the microwave, bending back the metal, covering the edges with duct tape, and padding the interior with quilt batting. Stick two eyes and a mouth on the front to form a smiley face and you have one hot costume.

Notes

• Do not slam the microwave door in Paul’s face.
• Do not heat your hot chocolate while Paul is in the microwave.
• Please do not play with the dials — they don’t work.
• Don’t ask “Watts up?”.
• Paul is not a “hothead”.
• Paul maintains an open door policy.
• Paul does not want to be plugged in.
• If you leave food in the microwave, Paul will eat it.

Related Posts

Build an Arc Welder from Microwave Ovens Part 1 of the series. Finding microwaves.
Build an Arc Welder from Microwave Ovens: Part 2 Wiring the 220 volts.
Build an Arc Welder from Microwave Ovens: Part 3 Winding the secondary.

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