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Powerade Bottle Piggy Bank

Powerade Bottle Piggy Bank
This a very simple Instructable I thought up last night. Reusing and creating a piggy bank out of an empty Powerade bottle.

You don't need to use a Powerade bottle, anything with a lid large enough to fit a quarter is good enough, this is just what I had on me at the time.

 
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Step 1Materials and Creation

Materials and Creation
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The materials needed are:

1) Empty (Powerade) Bottle with lid
2) Dremel

That's all!

What you do is trace a rectangular box on the lid of the bottle, and use your dremel to cut it out.
Sand the inside of the cut if you like.
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2 comments
Feb 23, 2010. 7:07 PMArbitror says:
Sure Instructables is used for spreading new and wonderful ideas, but I really don't think cutting a slot in a bottle should be published to the internet as a tutorial...

But what I want to know is why this is licensed under by-nc-sa?!
Dec 6, 2009. 9:18 AMM4industries says:
 I like the instructables robot guarding your money. Maybe the HQ should keep one of these as a tip jar.

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