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How to: Safe/Hiding Place from an old Router

How to: Safe/Hiding Place from an old Router
In this Instructable I will show you how to make a nice safe/hiding place from an old, broken internet Router. You may or may not have this same router, and if you don't, hopefully it can at least give you an idea of what you might need to do to recreate this instructable.
 
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Step 1Materials

Materials
For this instructable you will need:

* An old router (although you could also use a working one).
* Double-sided tape/hot glue gun
* A pouch of some sort to put your money in
* A screwdriver to open the casing off (optional)

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Mar 14, 2010. 6:57 AMtjosephcarter says:
 A working router could be placed back into service, but might be stolen by a burglar thinking it to be just a router.  If you don't tend to collect a lot of junk, think something more like an alarm clock.  Even if you do tend to collect a lot of junk, I'm not sure my diversion safe should be hiding in the junk box.  I once put a diversion safe in a desk lamp.

Get creative.  Whatever you do, don't depend on the commercial diversion safes, because the burglars know what they look like.

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