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D-I-Y Steampunk Belt Buckle

D-I-Y Steampunk Belt Buckle
Has life been a little lack-luster lately? Have you yearned for an easy and cheap solution to your problem? This  cool and simple to make $0 belt-buckle will solve those problems.

A list of materials used on this project:

- An old folding belt clasp
- Scrap metal from around the garage
- A tin can
- A flat-head bolt and nut
- Two different diameter washers
- Hot glue
- A blow torch or candle
- A file and a hack saw
-Tin snips
 
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Step 1Cutting the Tin Can

Cutting the Tin Can
To cut the tin can, use a can-opener and tin snips until it is the desired diameter.
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Oct 2, 2010. 9:54 PMvampierwolf says:
if you had a square file with the litlle file on the side you could put the washers in a vice and make it look like a gear.

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