Okay, itās not a working iPhone 5. But still, itās the same size as an iPhone 5, and, itās handcrafted out of a piece of steel
Recently, a do-it-yourself type took a 140mm long, 60mm wide, and 6mm thick steel plate, and he turned it into an iPhone 5 replica. The gentleman documented the entire process on a Chinese social networking site (via MIC).
To achieve the gray back, the guy used chemical water instead of a dye. Dyes fade, but chemicals are forever
After polishing it, he drew an Apple logo in pencil and put paper touch screen on the front. And voilĆ , a very heavy iPhone 5 replica to impress friends and family.
This Is How You Make Yourself an iPhone 5 By Using a Piece of Steel [MIC]
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