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A less boring easter egg

A less boring easter egg
Easter eggs are SO boring, they just lay there doing nothing. But with a few items from the junk box a boring Easter egg can become an entertaining object.

You will need:
A plastic easter egg
A toy motor
A threaded collar (to match the motor shaft)
A short screw, to match the collar
Some wire (I used phone wire)
A battery holder, with a switch (radio shack, or an old toy)
Some fast set epoxy
maybe some Plasti-Dip
 
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Step 1Don't use these eggs!

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I had the wrong kind of eggs, these are split long ways, you really need the ones that are split around the middle. I went ahead and made it with these anyway, just to have it up here for the weekend. If you have the better eggs, you will need to drill a hold in the big end for the motor wire. For the side split I just cut a notch with my clippers.
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4 comments
Apr 11, 2009. 9:49 AMDangerBunnie says:
It's actually quite an entertaining little device. It sure got my attention! Almost as good as my Hitachi Wand!
Apr 10, 2009. 11:53 PMkarossii says:
why do I get the feeling you won't be hiding this egg for Easter... and it won't get hidden outside?
Apr 11, 2009. 1:40 AMJack Daniels says:
Rofl RotoRooter!!

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