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Signing UpStep 1: Parts for the bubble maker
2 wooden dowel rods
cotton cord
2 eye screws
a few washers
For the dowel rods i used 3/8" by 48" long $0.84 each
The cotton cord is braided cotton cord 1/8"x45' $2.97
Eye screws are 1 1/16" $2.99 for a pack of 12
washers i had lying around
So for around $8.00 you have one and enough supplies to build more if you buy more dowel rods.Witch i recommend because when the other kids on the block see huge bubbles they come running, believe me.





































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I had all the bits, barring the rope, lying around anyway, but instead of the washers and metal loops I tried using metal hooks. I pushed the open end through the rope and then used pliers to close them into loops to stop any slipping - seems to work ok and saves having metal-weighted rope swinging around when a small child's enthusiastically bubbling. :)
Damn it, I want huge bubbles now!! ;)
Great job!
How large is that container?
We are going to have a neighborhood block party soon and I plan to build several of these to keep the little kids occupied.
Thank you for the plans.
Cool idea btw :)
My kids have bubbles on teh brain. It's a sure way to please both of them.
BTW, corn syrup will stand in for the glycerin, in a pinch.
Jody
Washers are new to me, good tweak.
Request: Do an instructable for the sprinkler you made, please :)