If you have old USB flash drives lying around, you'll want to check out these tips. Great ideas!

Good news: You can stop sketching plans for a necklace made of spare USB flash drives.
There are at least five more practical things to do with those old thumb drives. The necklace is still an admirable project (and would probably complement your Apple wristwatch), but maybe you should consider these options, courtesy of Hack College, first. You can store programs on a USB drive or use it as a secure "key" for your laptop.
Check out more fresh ideas in the video above. If you've found another creative use for your spare drives, let us know in the comments.

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So cool! A DIY magnetic wall display in your kitchen of your favorite knives. Functional too!

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Great tip! A really easy way to figure out tricky angles when you're installing moldings, trim, and baseboards.

In this house, there’s only one master of moldings, and that’s Chris. We have all kinds of wonky walls and weird angles going on in almost every room and Chris has always seemed to be able to get everything to fit just right, no matter what. I hardly ever have holes or gaps to fill. Really, it’s ridiculous. I’ve never quite understood how he was able to get things so perfect like he does, especially when he’ll measure out a section of wall in a bedroom upstairs and then he’ll go aaaalll the way downstairs and outside to the garage to do the cutting.

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