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Make An L.E.D. Lighted Wallet (More of Pouch)

Make An L.E.D. Lighted Wallet (More of Pouch)

This is a fun intro to the world of L.E.D's, soldering and wallets.
At night this will be useful for finding bills, or just an emergency flashlight.
Its 1 LED but its very bright.

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Step 1Materials

Materials

Here are the materials you need:
Some LEDS

Coin Cell

Wire

Small Switch

Duct Tape

Soldering Iron

Solder

Knife/ Wire Cutter

Cardboard

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6 comments

Jul 31, 2009. 11:25 PMpancho del rancho says:

i have the same soldering iron 7.99 at radio shack huh old faithfful hehehe mine is new btw bueno trabajo

Jun 4, 2007. 3:06 PMozztozz421 says:

i wouldnt solder to the battery if i were u

Aug 4, 2007. 9:11 PMfootballgirl004 says:

ya cause it will probably blow up

Sep 19, 2007. 5:02 PMFirebert010 says:

Happened to me, it sucks.

Sep 19, 2007. 5:59 PMzjharva (author) says:

i do quick short touches of the soldering iron, it won't blow up that way and i used cheap 60 batteries for 3 dollars off of dealextreme.com

Sep 20, 2007. 2:49 AMFirebert010 says:

It's still gradually increasing the temperature. Be careful.

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