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DIY Light Up Drumsticks

DIY Light Up Drumsticks
Good drummer? Bad Drummer? Not a drummer? It doesnt matter, because with these sticks it won't matter how you sound, because the streaks of light will blow the audience's mind!
 
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Step 1Materials & Tools

For this project tools you will need include:

-A saw mill (Or a hand saw with a vice grip)
-Electric Drill
-Soldering Iron / Solder

 Materials:

-LED light (I found mine in a giveaway flashing ring, because it had a switch built in)
- Small Light switch
-Batteries as needed (Depending on your LED)
-Thin Electrical wire (about 9 in.)
-Electrical Tape
-Epoxy
-Sand Paper
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6 comments
Dec 3, 2009. 6:07 PMApplejacks says:
you could always use an Ahead drumstick and take off the end bead and butt end and all the wires and batteries could fit inside the handle since theyre hollow
Nov 30, 2009. 10:35 AMscoochmaroo says:
I'd love to see this in action in a video!

Nov 30, 2009. 2:27 AMFriendOfHumanity says:
 Excellent! You have my vote sir.
Nov 29, 2009. 7:00 PMberky93 says:
I'd suggest drilling a wider hole into the tip of the stick to make the LED recessed and then fill the gaps with epoxy. if its sticknig out liek that it wont survive a hard beating.

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