I'm looking for light-up Arc Reactors to be displayed on a chest or worn like a necklace for kids to use. Could these be used for that? If so how?
1865538
Possibly. Depending on how secure you want them, you could glue. I wouldnt recommend drilling holes because they are fairly thin and you'd likely destroy some LEDs on the edge or some of the circuit board.
1865539
These could easily be used for a chest reactor. The only down side is the 3 blue LED's are not very bright and the light is not diffused through the entire circle.
323351
My lighting designer told me that it would not work with low voltage transformers. They suggested the Lutron Diva for that purpose, which is what I am using. I used these everywhere else in my house, though, and they work well. They're a little strange to wire, especially in 3-way and 4-way applications, so you need to have the wiring instructions handy when you're installing them. We also did use these with LED bulbs, and the dimming works funky with dimmable Cree LEDs. One light fixture had two Cree dimmable LED bulbs in it, and the light would not come on when set to a dimming position, when when "turned up" it would flash one of the bulbs on, and then finally the other one. We did not experience this problem with TCP LED halogen replacements, only with Cree standard dimmable LEDs.
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No. They are for night lights or window candles. They are very delicate they blow easily.
1941021
i have the same question. i have two arc lamps and NEITHER matches the arc image shown on line
419903
I did some jewelry making with silver solder before in school, but we used torches, not a solder gun. We used natural gas torches, but you could do it with a propane one. I think you would have a better time if you bought a torch and some other equipment to do this kind of work. Don't forget your protective gear too! (faceshield, ventilation, etc)
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This necklace may be too large - depending on the size of the dollhouse tree. I guess you could check the length of the necklace and then the height of the tree to see. The lights are a little large, as well. The one good point is that they do not put out a lot of heat so they would not damage your tree. Hope this helps.
1706849
I don't think that's a good idea because it is good only for display. The parts are so sensitive that it is not recommended as a toy. It is only for collection. You can give him a Tonka fire truck for a present.
534320
Yes, I did this with my 6 year old son. He's very into crystals and thought this was really cool!
678818
Yes it should be fine, but I think these are best for small items so I wouldn't use for much more than lights. You should get a piece of paper saying which one is which in the box
1025362
Try looking for lights with the certi-lum technology (part of the description. Found similar here http://www.lights.com/willowbrook-gunmetal-solar-path-lights-p-32895.html
1120839
There is not. They're just plain sticks. You might be able to find a cap for it, but they are very small. I ended up putting them in balloons to light them up for Halloween.
2065627
I have some scattered around the house, fridge, a clock, bathroom glass frame and on the rim of a table lamp shade. If you can find any item in your daughter's room that is made of metal, these will hold. They will not on brass or aluminum. A short chrome plated metal strip would work if you could locate one.
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They are multicolored semi-clear plastic pieces. I hadn't thought about it, but I'd bet that they'd look pretty cool on a light table. My grandkids love them and play with them regularly.
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Sure. They're a good source of light, only problem is using them to try to see things where color matters. Don't try tracing electric wires with them, if there's any color code. But, if your power goes out, GREAT to have. Safe for kids, unlike candles. You're not going to read with them, but to keep you from walking into stuff, great.
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It could absolutely be for kids. It's rubbery plastic and comes off the base, so a kid could run him all over the place for adventures! But it wouldn't look bad on a shelf with other figures in a collection, either.
515390
Looks like you can. Havent tried but baking crayons may be better than nuking.
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why wouldn't you, chad? yes they do exist best I've found is on crazypc(dot)com i used a cold cathode and a shoe box top to make a light up hood for my 2.5 gallon fish tank works like a charm ;-)