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Pocket Merry-Go-Round

Pocket Merry-Go-Round
This nice little toy can keep a little kid like my brother happy for hours. It's customizable, fun, and easy.

*This was entered into the pocket-sized contest, Mad Science Fair, and Make ti Glow Contest (you'll see why in step 4). Please vote if you liked it... thanks!

P.S. I will just show you what I did. Due to the flexibility of this, you can do anything your imagination desires.
 
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Step 1Materials

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This is very flexible. You can pretty much use any type of everything

Needed:
-casing (from aluminum foil to a small cardboard box to pvc pipe to...whatever you want, basically)
-battery (battery should be almost dead to prevent the motor from going too fast.)
-motor (any size, power)
-any circular object with a hole in the center (for the motor to go in) ( I used the bottom of a soda can with edges bent in)
-action figures, small objects, etc.
-tape
-hot glue (recommended)
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Oct 30, 2011. 6:26 AMFlintlock says:
You may want to consider not giving the cut up end of a pop can to a child. They tend to stick everything in their mouths, and impromptu oral surgery is not a fun way to spend an evening. Trust me.

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