This gift box will set you back exactly $2 (hey, no tax!) and can hold just about anything you can find in one of those quarter vending machine eggs. You can really up the ante by using a couple Jacksons and filling the box with something from the jewelry counter instead of a vending machine. Whatever you do, be sure to leave your next restaurant tip in a little paper money coffin. [via]

This paperclip device stand isn't just great for iPhones and iPods, it's pretty stellar for almost any small electronic gizmo. A creative set of "blueprints" help you make all the right bends so your stand comes out uniform and actually kinda professional looking. We think Apple should start including these instructions with every iPaperClip. [Thanks, Dan]

Much like our famous Mosquito Trap, this fruit fly trap uses a reverse cone to filter critters into their untimely demise while relying on their stupidity to not fly right back out the hole. Maybe we're just breeding super-smart funnel-escaping fruit flies or maybe we're doing the world and our fruit baskets a favor. This trap uses Apple Cider Vinegar as its attractor and also recommend the use of a banana (if you can stand the stench).

Fruit Fly Trap. [via]

If there's one thing we love here at DIY:happy HQ, it's fun and original papercraft projects. If there's two things we love, it would be all night mexican food places. Any-who, here are some awesome papercraft disaster dioramas sure to show your dark side. We've got a sinking Titanic and a burning Hindenburg, perfect mobiles for your cubicle to show your co-worker what happens when people mess with you. [via]