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minus-squareNicht BurningTurtlelinkfedilink8•edit-215 hours agoA bottle, paraffin wax, water and a lightbulb. Technically Connections has a good guide. https://youtu.be/16gB2BDXwTo Edit: Unless what you’re asking is how to create the chandelier.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish3•12 hours agoAlso should probably used distilled water instead of tap water.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink2•12 hours agoI made an energy efficient one by replacing the light bulb with an LED bulb and some cooling fins since the design looked like it would trap heat from escaping, but that guide is garbage because it doesn’t work like it’s supposed to!
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish3•9 hours agoNot sure if you’re trolling or if you genuinely don’t know that heating up is what makes it work.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink2•8 hours agoOooh ok, I’ll try putting it in the microwave for a bit, thanks!
These were such a big deal in the 60’s
This is real? How does one make it?
A bottle, paraffin wax, water and a lightbulb. Technically Connections has a good guide. https://youtu.be/16gB2BDXwTo
Edit: Unless what you’re asking is how to create the chandelier.
Also should probably used distilled water instead of tap water.
I made an energy efficient one by replacing the light bulb with an LED bulb and some cooling fins since the design looked like it would trap heat from escaping, but that guide is garbage because it doesn’t work like it’s supposed to!
Not sure if you’re trolling or if you genuinely don’t know that heating up is what makes it work.
Oooh ok, I’ll try putting it in the microwave for a bit, thanks!