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Useable Chopsticks Fridge Magnets

Useable Chopsticks Fridge Magnets
This Instructable Is my entry to the fridgemagnet contest, but mainly to share my idea :)

It is a handy pair of chopsticks to grab and use when needed most.
How many folk have last nights takeout in the fridge? some noodles maybe you places in the fridge until later?

well grab the noodle and why go any further? your chopsticks are already waiting for you on the fridge door!
 
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Step 1You will need.....

You will need.....
The ingredients of this Instructable are as follows:

1) A pair of chopsticks
2) 2X small strong magnets (small enough to fit into the chopsticks ends)
3) A sharp craft knife (Be very careful !!!! really. you don't want to get cut !)
4) Epoxy glue (or anything else strong enough to fix the magnets in)
5) Leftover takeaway to enjoy :P

I got my Magnets out of a dead cdrom head.. they were a part of the laser focus assembly. small and strong :) they were 5x4 millimeters.

the chopsticks are the common disposable type.
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5 comments
Jun 14, 2008. 9:31 AMSuperorigamikitteh says:
I love Japanese food (cause I'm Japanese). this works when you bring it home and eat it. you don't have to use a fork + all the splinters are off of it XD. Great instructable!!!!!!
Jun 15, 2008. 6:41 PMSuperorigamikitteh says:
oh no thank you, you made the 'ible
Jun 11, 2007. 2:17 PMccddkkuu says:
Thanks, Bongmaster. That is appropriate technology. While i regretted the sacrifice of some hard drives, priorities are priorities! I made mine with the magnets set so there would be a teensy amount of space to let the chopsticks dry out thoroughly in between munchies.

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