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Mirage Maker
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Absolutely incredible device! The Mirage®, a precision optical instrument, creates three-dimensional images of objects of your choice where there is nothing. Drop pennies, keys or similar small objects (your sister won't fit) into the 2-3/8" dia opening of this 9" dia x 3" high flying-saucer-shaped disc, and a perfect image of the object will appear floating above it. The image is so real friends will try to grasp it, but their fingers will close on thin air! Use it as a high-tech centerpiece with a flower as the object! A booklet (included) explains the magic. New coating provides protection for the mirror surfaces. Highly recommended. Made in the USA.
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88375 MIRAGE |
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28 Clips
Mini-clips (aka alligator clips) let you make your own low-voltage jumper leads, or repair broken leads on test equipment and chargers. The kit includes (2) 30 amp clips, (2) 25 amp clips, (2) 10 amp clips, (6) 2" clips and (6) 1-1/2" clips, all of which are insulated, plus (10) naked alligator clips.
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92074 CLIP KIT |
How Does It Work?
Why does it do that? Develop an elemental understanding of magnetism, electromagnetism, electrochemistry, radio, thermodynamics, light and optics. Simon Quellen Field's 228-page paperback, Gonzo Gizmos, Projects & Devices to Channel your Inner Geek explains processes, equipment and scientific terms -- and then, for starters, tells you things like how to make a rotary steam engine in 15 minutes from a soda can, a candle and a few scraps of rubber tubing. It's the favorite of our resident geeks -- but not for kids unless they're working with an adult. That would be a mature adult. An insured, mature adult.
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92339 GONZO GIZMOS |
Leftovers
What’s left of a Kansas City cow after all the steaks are gone? Lots of leather! (Think buckskin, not biker jacket.) You choose from: 1) The one-piece Lace Leather Belly. Really more of a long half-belly, this solid piece of leather is between 2-1/2 and 3-1/2 sq feet. Ours was black, approx 10-1/2” wide x 53” long x 1/8” thick. 2) A pack of Leather Strips. Ours was a very assorted 2 lbs of strips and larger pieces of leather, 1/16” to 1/8” thick, in rust and brown. 3) The Farmer Bundle Repair Bag, 2 lbs of scraps in various colors. Ours contained a solid 12” x 8” black piece and a very large bundle of brown leather thongs 47” long x approx 1/8” square. Lots of variety, and lots of heavy leather for the price.
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35666 FARMER BUNDLE | |
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35664 LEATHER BELLY | |
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35665 LEATHER STRIPS |
Flashlight Bulbs
Our each is a pack of (2) 4.8 volt 300mA miniature screw-base krypton flashlight bulbs…for to put in the glove box with the spare batteries because how mad are you going to be when you have extra batteries ready but the bulb burns out while you're changing that tire in the dark at 3:30 a.m. ten miles outside of East Nowhere, Oklahoma. These work great on 3-battery applications!
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35652 REPLACEMENT BULBS |
Lost Your Panic Button?
Do we have to say it? Yes, we do. DON'T PANIC! We have more. Regulation ASCII-sized red panic buttons with white lettering, ready to self-stick to a spare spot on your keyboard or anywhere else where you regularly lose control.
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92937 PANIC BUTTON |
D-Day Crickets
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD-Small Parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.
KLEE-klik it says when you push the back of this little metal toy with the picture of a cricket on it. Sounds something like a real cricket, and just like the brass versions that U.S. paratroopers carried on D-Day for communicating in the hedgerows around Ste. Mare Eglise. Also just like the one Sister Mary Inviolata used to coordinate precision kneeling/standing exercises during our Confirmation practice, which was only slightly more organized than D-Day. You will get (6) cricket clickers for $2.95.
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93082 CRICKET CLICKER |
Tough Gear Motor
Small but durable. Measures 2-7/16" long x 1-5/16" dia. and has a 3/16" x 3/8" long flattened offset shaft. Runs between 6-12 VDC. At 12 VDC, it spins 7 rpm and draws 90mA with a 500mA stall current. Gearbox ratio is approx 400:1. Has (3) 3/32" mounting holes on the shaft face. Reversible.
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37739 12VDC GEAR MOTOR |
Doodle In 3-D
Think of it as a shortcut to learning perspective. This clever 50-sheet pad of white, 7" x 4-1/2" paper has a fine red and blue grid pattern that shows your drawing and doodling in 3-D when you wear the included 3-D glasses. It's our candidate for the why-didn't-I-think-of-that award this year.
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93371 3-D PAD |
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Rainbow Sparkly Paper
Put a little major-league glam in your printer with our heavy, sparkly, silvery, glittery paper that displays rainbow hues when moved. No loose glitter to gum up your printer, of course. The sheet measures 8-1/2" x 11" x .007" thick and works in both ink-jet and laser printers. Perfect for attention-grabbing signs, photo mats, those extra-fab memos, or wrapping up Ziggy Stardust CDs.
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38719P20 GLITTER PAPER | |
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38719P100 GLITTER PAPER CLASSROOM PACK SAVINGS |
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The Universal Stickman
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Make your own international hazard symbols with this 3-5/8" tall Stickman Action Figure, with pose-able limbs. Stand him in front of the blank 7" yellow triangular warning sign and alert folks to impending dangers of all sorts: tripping, slipping, headaches, touchdowns, whatever.WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD-Small Parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.
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93666 STICKMAN |
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