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Chains, sprockets, handle bar, scrap metals, bulb sockets, muffler etc, can still be very useful. Assemble and turn those things into a unique Christmas tree like the Handyman Christmas tree.

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Just for fun, you can also make those seaweeds and garbage that scatter along the beach into a Christmas tree.

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Help in the information dissemination by promoting world’s population control and anti-aids programs by creating a Christmas tree out of condoms. Well, this could be the weirdest and most unusual Christmas tree you’ve ever seen.

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Develop your skill in the art of recycling, a kind of art we should all learn about especially during financial crisis like this. Turn those soft drink cans into something useful and beautiful by using them as primary materials in creating a peculiar Christmas tree.

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The awesome Mountain Dew Christmas Tree was created using about 400 cans of Mountain Dew. Gloves, socks, plastic bottles, bottles and many other materials can be used to create a unique Christmas tree.

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A unique Christmas tree made of two chainsaws and two lawnmowers hanging by hooks on huge chains. Isn’t it a fun and artistic way of creating a Christmas tree for the holidays?