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shawnette
2013-02-05, 8:06pm
New video tutorial posted on my blog showing how to make a leaf and foil vacuum from stuff you probably have around the house.
http://hotglasschick.com/stuff/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/leaffoilvac2.jpg
http://hotglasschick.com/stuff/leaf-and-foil-vacuum/
Enjoy!!
caliente
2013-02-06, 1:25am
Great tut Shawnette! Thanks!
QuiteCuntrary
2013-02-06, 4:50am
Thanks, Shawnette! I'm definitely trying this!
That is awesome! Thank you so much! I can't wait to make one.
Crazy Woman
2013-02-12, 9:20am
LIKE! Thanks!
cinder
2013-02-12, 11:41am
Neat! I was just losing patience with blowing leaf yesterday. Think hubby would know if I took apart his laptop cooling pad? :-D
28676bhe
2013-02-12, 12:38pm
Shawnette, you just gave me a fantastic gift! I have been lusting for a vacuum box and now I don't have to spend the big money to do it!
Hugs to you!
Sadie Mae
2013-02-12, 2:23pm
Major cool! Thanks!
Jupiter
2013-02-13, 3:15am
That is so cool, thank you Shawnette.
Very cool, thank you, Shawnette.
Georgia
zen-mom
2013-02-14, 7:47pm
Awesome! :)
dehoffa
2013-02-14, 8:45pm
Loved your video.
So cool Shawnette ! Thanks for making the video ! :)
Darlene Balkcum
2013-02-16, 7:50am
Shawnette,
Thanks for the instructions for such a useful tool. I didn't even know this type of device existed. Good thing since I am a tool junky (as well as glass).
How do I install the on/off switch? Wire it to the battery with the other black and red lines?
thanks
Darlene
dehoffa
2013-02-16, 2:50pm
Oh a better phase. I always say I like my geek toys. Tool Junkie is a much better description. Thanks. I'm going to steal your phase, unless you have it copy writed,(sp) in which case I'll just plain plagerize (sp),,,,,,,,,,,,
:rolleyes: :-)
carrieb
2013-02-18, 7:40am
Thank-you! for sharing how to make that I have wanted one of them for years :) CarrieB
beadbroad
2013-02-19, 10:16pm
I know it's simple (now I know!), but I would never in a million years have figured that out. Thank you! I'm really impressed.
That is ingenious! Thanks for sharing.
yellowbird
2013-02-21, 7:36pm
thank you for sharing your great idea.
28676bhe
2013-02-21, 8:04pm
Done! And I came home with change from my $20.00 bill!
Found a cheap fan at staples for 8 dollars. My DH hooked up allligator clips so I can just unclip when not in use. Thank you so much. I always have trouble with my foil flying.
Parrotise
2013-02-24, 7:43am
In the words of my Aunt, "That's as handy as a button on a shirt!" Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for posting this, I'm going to make one.
And I just got rid of an old computer! Luckily the fans aren't too pricey though, so I'll stop by & find one soon.
artsyuno
2014-12-27, 4:02pm
You rock! Thanks for sharing this.
I know I've had things that have a little vinyl piece that has metal pieces that snap onto a battery. I'm trying to remember what I've seen them on. I'm thinking that wiring one of those to the fan would make it easy to add and remove the battery.
artsyuno
2014-12-27, 4:06pm
Aha. This.
http://www.parts-express.com/snap-type-battery-clip-with-wire-leads-for-9v-batteries-battery-holders--090-805?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=pla
Heck, I thought this was for cleaning up the yard! lol
artsyuno
2014-12-27, 8:43pm
It would be a very slow clean up.
Jennefer
2014-12-29, 1:20pm
Thanks for bumping this up again.
I have the parts and will be putting one together tonight.
I found a metal pin board at the craft store to use instead of the screen. It is 4" x 4" and a little larger than the fan that I have. So far this will cost me $4.99.
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