The case itself is made from a 3D-printed flexible TPU filament, but the attachment on the back is where things get interesting. It has a large compartment for storing small candies, ideally something like M&M's, Skittles or Reese’s Pieces. There is also a slot with a spring-loaded plunger, much like the launchers used in pinball machines. Just load the candy into the case, pull back the plunger, and release to launch (ideally into your mouth).
This DIY iPhone 13 case is made to launch what?
Answer: Candy.
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With Halloween just a few weeks away, this new DIY iPhone 13 case is definitely on theme. Created by YouTube creator and inventor Matty Benedetto, the Candy Catapult Case does, well, exactly that.
The case itself is made from a 3D-printed flexible TPU filament, but the attachment on the back is where things get interesting. It has a large compartment for storing small candies, ideally something like M&M's, Skittles or Reese’s Pieces. There is also a slot with a spring-loaded plunger, much like the launchers used in pinball machines. Just load the candy into the case, pull back the plunger, and release to launch (ideally into your mouth).
The case itself is made from a 3D-printed flexible TPU filament, but the attachment on the back is where things get interesting. It has a large compartment for storing small candies, ideally something like M&M's, Skittles or Reese’s Pieces. There is also a slot with a spring-loaded plunger, much like the launchers used in pinball machines. Just load the candy into the case, pull back the plunger, and release to launch (ideally into your mouth).
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