How I made a flying saucer for my kids | Not a GCSE Design and Technology project @PizzeyTechnology
How I made a flying saucer for my kids | Not a GCSE Design and Technology project @PizzeyTechnology
Uploaded February 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I had some free time today and my kids wanted me to make a flying saucer. We made two rockets earlier in the week (from recycled pipe) that they've played with a lot and I'm hopeful they will enjoy this UFO just as much. It's a cheap and easy project if you have access to a laser cutting machine and a small amount of MDF / acrylic plastic sheet.
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