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How To Make A Throwie

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What to do when your bored? Make a throwie! LED throwies are fun and entertaining. Throw them at metal stuff like trains, signs, refrigerators, or other metal stuff! I stick mine to all sorts of things as a night light. Try putting them inside decorations, under your truck bed railing, your washer, dryer, dry erase board (if metal), deep freezer, metal trash can, computer desk frame, light switch covers, bed frame, even your doors! How do you like to use your throwies? Please leave a comment below to share your ideas. :) thanks for watching!

Materials needed:
- 1 Lithium Ion battery (a watch battery)
- 1 Neodymium Magnet (add more for smaller sizes)
- 1 LED Light (they come in several colors other than white)
- 1 Tape

Here is a quick video of how to make a throwie plus some bloopers at the end. All you need is an led light, a neodymium magnet, lithium battery, and some tape. Id like to know how yours turn out so please comment:) SCROLL DOWN FOR LISTED INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Gather materials listed above.

2. Take the LED light with one hand and the lithium ion battery with the other.

3. Place the little prong of the LED light on the negative side of the battery making the light come on.

4. Take the neodymium magnet(s) and place on either side or both sides of the battery.
(Go with a larger size neodymium magnet so that the throwie will easily stick to objects, but you can also use multiple smaller ones if you'd like. I prefer to place a magnet on both sides so the throwie will stick more often)

5. Holding the LED light and magnet(s) in place, wrap a piece of tape around the whole.
(The type of tape does not matter so much. Just be careful not to use too much tape to keep from weighing down the throwie or weakening the magnetic connection.)

6. Your'e done! Now take the throwie and throw it at any metal magnet friendly object or make more before you do. Enjoy!

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Skyromaniac published this 1:54 video tutorial on November 5, 2015. It has been watched 1,222 times on YouTube.

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