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Easy to build infinity mirror.

Easy to build infinity mirror.

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We are going to build a really simple infinity mirror.
2.All you will need is a mirror ANY size, a LED string, a cardboard tube, a drill bit or cutting device, and a sheet of plastic, scotch tape
3.You will admire it's awesomness
4. Oh, and it's as easy as a,b,c,d,e,f.
5. Vote for it on the "Make It Glow" contest (Please)
6. Comment Subscribe and rate it 5 stars!!!!

Oh, and as a side note I did make all those accounts to comment with, well my cousins did but I did write the comments so sorry for any confusion.

 
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Step 1Gathering Materials

Gathering Materials
What you will need.


This step will give you an in depth list of parts needed .

1. Cardboard tube-
You need a somewhat hefty tube, an oatmeal box would work. I think you could use any container despite shape but I used an oatmeal box (picture below).

2. Mirror-
Any mirror will work if it covers the bottom of the container. I didn't have a small mirror on hand so I just used my hallway mirror and taped my infinity mirror on.

3. LED string-
Any Christmas lights will work, but the best ones would be a string of mini LED lights with it's own batteries. There is a picture of the one I used below.

4. Plastic sheet-
Any solid sheet of clear plastic that can cover up the container will work.

5. Scotch Tape-
Do I really have to explain this?

6.Scissors-
See Scotch Tape.

7. Drill Bit-
Anything that can make a LED-sized hole through cardboard will do.

8. Aluminum Foil-
This is optional but it helps a lot.
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18 comments
Jan 1, 2012. 6:29 PMmednasrallah says:
These comments ALL seem to have been posted by the article's author. That is a really crummy way do things dude.
Jan 2, 2012. 7:21 AMVampiricPie says:
These comments ALL seem to be replies to other people's comments by the article's author. That is a really not crummy way to do things dude.
Jan 2, 2012. 1:30 PMDeviantgeek says:
Well, all of the people who commented joined Dec 21, have only that one comment, and no picture. The names also seem totally random. So, just replying because the author's comments are replies is a really crummy way to do things dude. :P
Jan 3, 2012. 1:48 PMVampiricPie says:
I also just realized that all of those messages/comments are all within an hour of each other. The nerve of that guy.
Jan 3, 2012. 1:47 PMVampiricPie says:
I see what you mean, hehe, I guess I just have a tendency to think that people are good people. But assuming I'm also the OP is a really crummy way to do things dude. lol
Mar 30, 2009. 12:34 PMDeviantgeek says:
:P
Jan 3, 2012. 4:20 PMDeviantgeek says:
Well, with the time and everything, it did seem like a crummy way to do things :p The infinity mirror is pretty cool too. It's fine though, if those are really your cousin's accounts.
Dec 23, 2011. 3:17 PMgojoeman says:
OMG I was like this is so cool!!!! I gotta tell all my friends!!!!!
Dec 23, 2011. 2:38 PMjuliebee198 says:
Wow, you are such a genius I admire you!!!!!!!
Dec 23, 2011. 2:43 PMshely2007 says:
I lub ur wrk!!!!

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