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    Senior Member JENNR8R's Avatar
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    DIY Light Box


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    Neat idea, thank you
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    WOW I love this idea.. They sell those lights at the dollar tree.. So I think you may be able to make it cheaper there.. Definitely gonna make me one of these.. Thank you so much for sharing the idea..

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    pretty clever... thanks for the post.

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    That is so cool. No fussing around with cords and looks so portable. Light boxes usually cost about $50.

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    Genius! Makes you want to go into hardware stores (or any kind of store) and really look at things in a different way to see what other way it could be used!
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    That is easy!
    This is tracing pad works fantastic and it's very portable, thin, and pretty. I bought it at Walmart on clearance for $10. It has LED lights and uses 3AA batteries.http://www.crayolastore.com/product_...C&kw={keyword}
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    Quote Originally Posted by BellaBoo View Post
    That is easy!
    This is tracing pad works fantastic and it's very portable, thin, and pretty. I bought it at Walmart on clearance for $10. It has LED lights and uses 3AA batteries.http://www.crayolastore.com/product_...C&kw={keyword}
    I bought one from Amazon, however, I find it doesn't light very brightly all around the surface. I was a little disappointed.

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    That is using the old noggin.
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    I bought one from Amazon, however, I find it doesn't light very brightly all around the surface. I was a little disappointed.
    Mine lights up the whole space. There may be different models of them. ?
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