These stunning snaps show this girl in her element at dizzying heights.

Here are some fantastic ideas of things that you can make yourself.

These people built their own pool completely from scratch.

These fascinating electricity experiments will impress everyone.

Carlyle Livingston II and Wayne Hussey decided to embark on the ambitious task of creating the iconic “Batcave” out of LEGO bricks. The construction took over 800 hours to complete and they used approximately 20,000 blocks to build it. The final product is truly a work of art!

Great wheelchair costumes that get the show on the road...

Mike Senna, a computer programmer and prop maker from California, has built an amazing replica of the robot from Pixar's animated film completely from scratch.

With a cooler under a grill, semi-gloss enamel paint and a nice vinyl logo this guy has made an awesome Portal-themed Ventilated Gaming Platform from an old bedside table.

Remember those creepy monsters from Half-Life series that lift up anything with their sticky tongues and drag it into the mouth full of teeth? This barnacle-inspired lamp is easy to do for every Half-Life fan.

These people put a lot of effort into creating their creative and memorable costumes.

Xbox 360 motherboard has been put into metal case with water cooling and a TFT screen to make a nice portable gaming system.

This guy has built a real floating sailboat called “Unsinkbar II” in his own garage. The boat was made out of marine-quality plywood and all its seams are perfectly watertight.

In the footsteps of “planking” comes hangmatting, which requires human beings to resemble a hangmat in every conceivable location.

A simple way to make a real ice cup.  

This group of guys decided to go all out with their movie viewing experience by building their very own home theater. See the magical in home theater environment they created with their bare hands and lots of ingenuity.

Harvii’s hobby is kind of unique. He loves to get his pictures taken with as many famous people as possible. This is his life goal, and so far he succeeded in hunting down about 1,000 celebs. These are some of his photographs.

These wood carvings are the work of Sergey Bobkov, who is a secondary school teacher in the village Kozhany of Krasnoyarsk Krai, Russia. His work is so detailed that he even carves the feathers and the fur on his owls.