rube goldberg breakfast machine cobbled together from household items: instructions please!
November 3rd, 2009 comments (3) stumble it! digg it! by: lambert v.
For so long, the breakfast options of lazy people like me were severely limited: either eat something that you only need to take out of its package, something with no cooking or preparation required, or wait for someone to prepare food for you. No more! Teacher/artist/lazy man’s hero Yuki Suzuki and his friends built a machine that makes toast, orange juice, coffee and even cooks eggs all on its own.

The machine was put together mostly from items that Suzuki got from IKEA, so its very possible for you to make your own version of the machine. The Telegraph calls it a “Wallace and Gromit-style” machine, which I think is the best way to describe it.

That’s Suzuki, looking like he’s badly in need of food himself, inspecting his creation. He said that he spent a total of £900 ($1,475 USD) for the parts. The machine, which measures 43 feet by 10 feet, took Suzuki and his friends about 88 hours to complete. It was put together at Platform 21, an exhibition center in Amsterdam. Let’s watch it at work! (there’s more info for you if you can understand French Dutch (dank je Lars!))
I wish Suzuki would post instructions for making the breakfast machine. Then again even if I had the instructions I’d be too lazy to go and build one for myself.
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filed under: geek art + craft hacks + mods just plain fun technology
tags: awesomebreakfastfunnyikea hackmachinemechanicalplatform21rube goldbergweird
November 3rd, 2009 comments (3): stumble it! digg it! by: lambert v.
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Hmm. I think I’ll stick with my Egg McMuffin this morning.
Little mistake, the guy in the video speak Dutch, not French.
In fact, BIG mistake, you deserve some hot chili sauce in your McMuffin ^^ XD
Keep up the good work though
Hello
This is really very good machine and I like it that machine prepare all your breakfast.I think any machine can’t beat my omelet.Thank you very much for sharing this with us.Keep up the good work.