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Super Sneaky Uses for Everyday Things: Power Devices with Your Plants, Modify High-Tech Toys, Turn a Penny into a Battery, Make Sneaky Light-up Nails ... Sneaky Levitation with Everyday Things
Web edition: December 16, 2011
Print edition: December 31, 2011; Vol.180 #14 (p. 34)
Put your engineering skills to the test with this guide to building gadgets from common household items.
Andrews McMeel, 2011, 145 p., $12.99
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