One of the greatest advantages to DIY projects is the cost. The base of this electric shocker is made of PVC pipe so it's not going to cost you an arm and a leg to create. It's intriguing to watch yourself create a charge by using simple materials. Who knows–you might even be able to apply what you've learned in this project to other electrical appliances or issues in your home. Just be extra cautious with how you use this one!
Have you made this simple DIY electric shocker? Let us know how it went in the comments below!
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Rich Dunlap Brian Sherrer…let’s make 1 and test it on Dickie
Test it on your balls buddy
Corey Barrett
Dylan Mayer
I’ve made one
Heidi Keller
Gary Marler
Haha
Needs a whip attachment
How stupid now you just showed the wrong people how to do it.
Inside of a microwave there’s a 25,000 volt capacitor a 9 volt battery can change it, That would be the big one it would put to in the hospital
Mercedez Pack lol
Oh dear
Jill, making this for you. 😉