We’ve found steampunk armor so cleverly upcycled that any time-traveling knight worth his salt wouldn’t be able to tell the difference.

Recycled steampunk dream machines that would make the cut in any ‘Mad Max’ movie — lost, found and seriously upgraded.

Even the oldest bathroom can be steampunked. Here are some elegant, funky and bizarre fixtures made from odds and ends that can be found around the house or in local junk bins!

Shaking the dust off old bikes, steampunk fans have proven that with some repurposed accessories and a healthy dose of creativity, almost anything is possible!

Full steampunk ahead! These cool goggles, made out of repurposed materials, are perfect for whatever you need, be it welding, dissecting or diving!

Check out the sculptures of Nemo Gould; they’re made of everyday items, repurposed and assembled to create all kinds of monstrous weirdness — laced with a heady dose of steampunk!

Guitars are just perfect for steampunking. Most have been pimped out using pieces of clockwork, piping, metal and wood, only adding points on the recycling awesomeness scale.

If you had any doubts that the predatory praying mantis is one lean, mean machine, these images of recycled steampunk mantises will clear your doubts once and for all.

Steampunk spiders are born when old watch parts, copper bits and brass wire are turned into stunning, creepy works of art!

Computer mouse devices get steampunked — recycling style!