Hygienic Beer Caps Using UV LED Technology

The UV LEDs do not require any warm-up phase — they reach full power instantly. In addition, they offer high mechanical stability, are not toxic and can be operated at low voltage. Another advantage is that LEDs are spotlights, and by virtue of their radiation pattern, they offer a wide range of design possibilities.

Have you ever opened a non-twist-off beer cap on someone's?

No, I am not an @sshole

Anyone know how to make a beer cap table using poly-acrylic ?

its a two part epoxy resin- i think its polyester resin. you have to use the two part, because it has a hardener which allows it to harden at any thickness. most craft stores have it, or can order it. its about $60 for a gallon. quarts are also available.

Has anyone ever swallowed a metal beer cap?

Have you tried vomiting it up. Maybe that is the best way. I have never done that but I think you should go to the doctor. That's my opinion

what would you do if you found a beer cap in your daughters bed?

who cares i have beer caps chillen all around my room but she obviously is drinking

What is the answer to this Mickeys beer cap riddle??

it could help if you post the website so we can try it for ourselves... i've heard of mickey's beer cap riddle before but i can not seem to find it! ^_^

I need ideas for a beer cap table?

You ended with "anything helps" and seeing how no one has answered for 4 days, I will venture where others fear to tread. Your into unknown territory. I suggest that because you have collected many thousands of caps you have the ability to experiment. Experiment on smaller versions and make larger ones that turn out the best looking. Any problem with the strength of the surface from bending with weight weight will be size related. Meaning a small round end table, say 24" across will pose little problem, while a table top 36" or 40" across will require a thicker base of plywood. If your going to use an existing table you can get an idea by pressing in the middle and see how much weight it take to flex it. Sadly to get them the lightest while still stiff enough you have to experiment with different thicknesses. I like the resin idea best but tile grout might work out easier and faster. I would think that with grout you have to keep the spacing of caps closer than with resin. Tile grout will stand up better to wear and stain. With grout you could use different colors, so explore that possibility in your designs. They will look different with different color grout and visual appeal is what will make then sell. You really should try different ways and see what the outcome is. If your looking to make money you have to compare several variables. The cost of materials and time verses money generated, along with how fast they sell. Besides tables you could make wall plaques too. While you might be able to sell them I doubt that it will be very profitable with all things considered but one never knows. By experimenting you will learn how to work with the materials and latter tries will no doubt come out better over time. I say go for it and have fun, the money will be gravy. I am sure you will end up with some beautiful works of art that will be worth the time and effort. Keep in mind your first few tries are experiments and are necessary for a quality final product than you can be proud of. SS.

My mom found a beer cap that I left in my pocket?

Bullshit you way out of it. I am 15 and I bullshit my way out of smoking and drinking every time. They catch me almost everytime except they can never prove it cause I make out a good story. She might just forget about it. It's only a beer cap

When driving and you see a spider the size of a beer cap crawling across the inside of your back windshield…?

I would have to pull over and beat that spider!...xxx SPLAT! and SPLAT again for good measure!