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ipod classic binder-clip matinee

ipod classic binder-clip matinee
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I own an ipod classic, which is great for storing lots of music and movies, but not so great for actually watching movies. Inspired by Crucio's iphone stand design but needing a different angle for my cinematic dangle, i gathered some binder clips and a sheet magnifier and devised a stand/magnifier combo that is quick to set up and works well.
 
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Step 1Gather your materials

Gather your materials
1) 8.5 x 11" sheet magnifier. I am using one with lots of fingerprints on it, because it is what I have handy. if you can find or buy a clean one, certainly do so.
2) 4 small binder clips. these go along the bottom edge of the sheet magnifier to reduce floppiness.
3) 5 medium binder clips. Two for the ipod stand, three for the magnifier stand.
4) 1 large binder clip. For the ipod stand.
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2 comments
Dec 30, 2009. 5:24 AMjmn1993 says:
yer this is a good idea aii..
made it for ma ipod nano
Jul 19, 2009. 7:51 PMteam_nes_1986 says:
If you had $55 you could buy the Best Buy equivalent of Apple's Universal iPod Dock, but I can understand if you didn't have such funding at the time you developed this. Great idea, nonetheless.

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