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Some days ago, my dustpan was broken. Last night, suddenly I woke up with this design in my mind (I was really surprised) and realized this will become an instructable. Here you have!
It has four features:
- Handle.
- Anti-turnover.
- Flexible strip.
- Broom cleaning.
If you cannot buy a new dustpan, this can be useful for some days. And it works fine!
It has four features:
- Handle.
- Anti-turnover.
- Flexible strip.
- Broom cleaning.
If you cannot buy a new dustpan, this can be useful for some days. And it works fine!
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You need:
- Cardboard 30 cm x 36 cm (medium or thick).
- Tube -coming from old dustpan- (if you don't have any, always you can use it without).
- White glue.
- Box tape.
- Ruler and pencil.
- Scissors and cutter.
- Cutting mat (I'm using thick cardboard).
Also some clothespins will help later.
- Cardboard 30 cm x 36 cm (medium or thick).
- Tube -coming from old dustpan- (if you don't have any, always you can use it without).
- White glue.
- Box tape.
- Ruler and pencil.
- Scissors and cutter.
- Cutting mat (I'm using thick cardboard).
Also some clothespins will help later.
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Here's a smaller and simpler one I have been using for quite a few months now. The handle is one of those metal panels from the rear of a computer case.