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DIY USB Batman Light

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By Jonathan Kimak

Now you can summon Batman with a relatively easy to make USB powered Batman spotlight. Instructables contributor KaptinScarlet has come up with this set of instructions that is a good project for people of any skill level.

The items you require include bottle caps, tin foil, a USB laptop light, some clear plastic, cardboard, soldering iron and hot glue gun.

It should take about 2 hours to complete. From the finished photos the Batlight looks like it could be a rather neat addition to your desk.

[ Instructables ] VIA [ Everything USB ]

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