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stranger
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Location: USA
stranger
20 posts
Location: USA
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After threading on a swivel and a plastic toggle I threaded the ColeCord through two holes I drilled close to the LED unit in the rubber ogg housing. I tied two overhand stopper knots, then two slip knots to hold onto the plastic housing.
The handles are made from rubber bands, triangle quick links, and rubber chair ends I cut with an exacto knife.
The plastic LED housing is now protected by the rubber shell and there is no chance of it popping out! Move the plastic toggle to charge.
Happy spinning!
Non-Https Image Link
Non-Https Image Link
Non-Https Image Link
Non-Https Image Link
Non-Https Image Link
After threading on a swivel and a plastic toggle I threaded the ColeCord through two holes I drilled close to the LED unit in the rubber ogg housing. I tied two overhand stopper knots, then two slip knots to hold onto the plastic housing.
The handles are made from rubber bands, triangle quick links, and rubber chair ends I cut with an exacto knife.
The plastic LED housing is now protected by the rubber shell and there is no chance of it popping out! Move the plastic toggle to charge.
Happy spinning!
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