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Step 2Use it!
Once your cap is complete, put it on your water bottle and use it!
IMPORTANT: Make sure you have water in your bottle, the water weighs the bottle down, and prevents it from falling.
If you are worried about water spilling on your camera, you can put a ring of glue around the bolt to seal any cracks.
I apologize for the short instructable, this project is so simple, theres just not much to say about it.
Enjoy!
IMPORTANT: Make sure you have water in your bottle, the water weighs the bottle down, and prevents it from falling.
If you are worried about water spilling on your camera, you can put a ring of glue around the bolt to seal any cracks.
I apologize for the short instructable, this project is so simple, theres just not much to say about it.
Enjoy!
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Jun 17, 2009. 8:43 PMdreath77
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drinkable and functional
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Jun 17, 2009. 1:17 PMdreath77
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i tried this before with normal bottle water, i open the bottle, squizze it so it gets the shape of me holding it, then seal it, even using that on the water tripod, it can be mobile.or atleast more able to be held.
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Jan 20, 2009. 11:14 AM
jeff-o
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jeff-o
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I'd suggest using sand instead of water, but other than that this is a cool idea!
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Jan 26, 2009. 6:39 AMpolonium9
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im sorry to say this but you cant drink sand
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Jan 20, 2009. 2:45 PMiMac (author)
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If you use sand, you cant drink out of it, the great thing about this is that its a multi tasker
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