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Book Mood Light

Book Mood Light
I and some friends had organized a party were we give some gifts each others. I decided to make one in spite of buy a "decent" present. I thought to follow the Book Lamp instructable of Fungus Amungus. Even though this project is awesome, I'd rather to give it  bit tweak. That's what I did.

This Book Mood Light is perfect as a night light, to decorate your bedroom, your living room or any part of your home. It has an awesome look for libraries, expositions and reading zones, giving a special and magical atmosphere.



 
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Step 1Materials & Tools

Materials & Tools

 - Old Book
 - Glue
 - Wire
 - Copper band
 - Elastic ribbon or rubber band
 - High Brightness LED (x3)
 - AAA battery (x3)
 - 10 ohms resistor
 - (+) and (-) Battery conector

Tools:
 - Cutter or knife
 - Glue Gun
 - Soldering iron
 - Brush
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4 comments
Dec 22, 2010. 7:31 AMmr.squeakers says:
this gave me a idea what if you could build a book that had a built in light so you could read at night
Dec 23, 2010. 4:59 PMCrimsonCrow says:
This is great. Nice looking. I don't do any "electrical" stuff so more details would be great....

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I'm a physics student. I like to build stuff and learn about electronics.