Could this be used under a silver tinsel Christmas tree? Those old color wheels are really expensive!
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The Uovo can be used under a silver tinsel Christmas tree, but only if you have a silver tinsel Christmas tree model STC-30. The STC-40 model silver tinsel Christmas tree has a design flaw making it incompatible with the Uovo line of lights.
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First of all, the colors don't cycle or at least if they do I don't know how to activate it yet. Second, if you want to light up your Christmas tree you should buy one additional light. Although, these lights are fairly bright especially for their size, one is just not enough to light up your Xmas tree. It is a neat item for what does and it is worth buying.
1648411
It has a USB plug and the only place I could put it to get charged was my laptop. Worked - could look nice under a tree (tinsel) cuz of the reflection. I had hoped it had a regular plug. I'm a senior and don't know how to use it any other way so I gave it to my niece and she likes it. Hope this helps.
276516
yes... Word of advice... if you are going to use it a lot, clean the tracks a lot... the train itself is not a very good one... but its okay for just christmas time... use a better train for regular use... not too expensive...
2158062
I am sure it would be do-able, but I'm thinking it would be a really skinny "tree", and how would you decorate it? Sorry I don't have a better answer, I used ours as hanging flower pots from a old well pulley. Worked beautifully.
524271
I would think that would be a stretch, and at the least you would need a special blade, the blade it comes with is suitable for wood. It also has one speed. Not sure what metal requires, but perhaps the next model up, with two speeds, would work?
603849
This ornament would work on an artificial tree that is not "pre-lit". It needs to plug into your light set to work. It is a very pretty piece - multi-dimensional with a lot of detail.
1217991
I would say no. If u have an artificial tree, u could put it low and bend branches away. I put it on tree for 3 yr old grandson and he could work it independently. Each piece of plastic track is curved, so putting together wouldn't work and it is not a conventional track u could add or change pieces with.
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I think so. The heaviness will be better - the lighter hot wheel cars can fly off the track and we like using the heavier ones. The biggest issue would be the width of the wheel base, but so long as it is not much bigger it should work. I have not been able to measure the track width because we have it at my mom's house.
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Silver plating doesn't work very good on plain steel. If you really clean all the rust off, and polish it real good, with say. #0000 steel wool, it might be OK. If you really want the skate key to look good, I would try it. As I say, really clean it good. Good Luck!
643407
you could use gorilla glue or super glue. But these are so tiny, unless you took the wheels off of the cars they are not going to reach the paint. what I mean by that is the magnets will not go past the tires.
156029
That use does not seem practical for this product. It goes on liquid and dries flat and has a tar like finish. It would absorb dirt and spread the product all over whatever the wheels ran on even after curing.
398377
There's a couple of problems with this idea, unfortunately. For one thing, this particular light has a halogen bulb, and has a duty cycle of 10 minutes on/10 minutes off to prevent overheating. It's not automatic, so you'd need two to keep one on at all times, and also, you'd need some kind of timed outlet device to alternate them. In addition, the duty cycle might be even shorter near a tree on the ground because of the decreased airflow. I used a light similar to this one at a party and had it sit on a table, and I smelled smoke only halfway into its duty cycle. It didn't actually flame up, but these do get really hot. Another thing, unless the tree is very skinny and bare, I doubt the light would be visible past the bottom. I've never used tinsel, but I don't know if the light would go anywhere to make it noticeable. It wouldn't be the same effect as traditional lights in the tree. If you still want to try, I'd at least recommend you search for an LED light; those run cool and the bulbs last for a much longer time.
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I don't think the speend would be sufficient, but you could try it. The spindle is not very strong though. Mine broke after the second wheel. Have to contrive a new one somehow.
556083
I don't think so. It's probably the same thickness as other plastic ornaments. Stepping on it would crack it. I think in general it's sturdy enough for being a Christmas ornament. I put my babies' hospital hats and bracelets in mine.
1920772
Yes it is... I have it unders my Xmas tree waiting for my daughter to open it. She really wanted this and is more expensive everywhere else..
1645496
I would suggest the wire wheel that you mentioned and probably a finer wire. It's according to how much rust there is. Or you can get a sandpaper type wheel with different grits of paper.
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I would not try although I am not an expert. The wood seemed pretty well sealed to me. You would have to totally sand it down. Too bad it does not come in the color you want. We really like this cart and it has held up well and been very useful for us.
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I haven't tried but don't see any reason why they would. They are a very dense rubber wheel of high quality. I would clean the wheels good before placing onto a wooded floor if it had been used in a dirty environment for dirt can get embedded within the wheels.