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A while ago I got a pool table in my shed, and I wanted to be able to see all the balls, so I put lights above it. I wanted a pull switch on the lights, but when I looked at buying one, they were worth about 50 AUD. More money than I wanted to pay for a switch really. So I built one. It worked well, but was a bit clunky and big. Recently, I put new lights over the table, and decided that it was a good time to improve on my switch. At the same time, I installed lights over my workbench, and I wanted a pull switch there too. So I'm going to show you all three switches.
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Signing UpStep 1What you will need (general parts)
Whatever you do, you will need a switch. I used Jaycar's bedlamp switch, this is just a push on push off SPST switch with a big white button on the front.
You will also need some kind of box, some cable, probably terminal blocks and some tools; lengths of aluminium perhaps, a sheet of perspex or some other rigid and preferably non-conductive material. You'll need some tools too, a saw, a box knife, some files, permanent markers, drills, screwdrivers etc. Just the usual basically.
You will also need some kind of box, some cable, probably terminal blocks and some tools; lengths of aluminium perhaps, a sheet of perspex or some other rigid and preferably non-conductive material. You'll need some tools too, a saw, a box knife, some files, permanent markers, drills, screwdrivers etc. Just the usual basically.
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...for 1.50 GBP
the currency in GB, what is it??
Pounds?
schillings?
then _______????
Example of what I mean is, here in America, we have US dollars & cents...what is the currency called in GB??
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