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Is a playing-card machine gun faster and more accurate than the world’s best card thrower?

Nov. 2, 2018

In a recent video, YouTuber Mark Rober tested his ridiculous invention against the skills of Rick Smith, Jr., the world’s best card thrower.

Alexis Gajewski

What happens when an engineer with a passion for extreme DIY projects has too much free time on his hands? You end up with the creation of a playing-card machine gun. In a recent video, YouTuber Mark Rober tested his ridiculous invention against the skills of Rick Smith Jr., the world’s best card thrower.

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