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Who doesn’t love laser pointers? Their precision. Their ethereal, mind-blowing, otherwordly glow. Their magic, now-you-see-it-now-you-don’t quality. Ours come in several colors, including red, green, violet and combinations of those. You want a single point? We’ve got ’em. You want a kaleidoscope display? We’ve got those, too. They're all 5" to 6" long, give or take, "AAA" batteries are not included. All you have to do is point and click.

Ten electrical leads with an alligator clip on each end. Each lead is about 20" long, not counting the 'gators. Vinyl coated 28 ga. wire with a vinyl cover over each clip. They come in an assortment of five colors with two leads in each color. The manufacturer calls them heavy duty but we would restrict them to the light currents and low voltages you will be using in your home experiments. Our each is a set of (10).

Don't hide this light under a bushel. Probably couldn't anyway, since it features (24) flashing, spinning, pulsing red, green and blue LEDs. It cycles through a variety of different patterns, looks like it came from outer space, is black or translucent white (we'll pick) and plugs into the wall via a 3-foot power cord. Mounts via (2) keyed mounting slots on the back. Measures 5" dia x 1-3/8" tall at the center. Rated for 8,000 hours of flashing fun. Click here to check out our Facebook post to see it in action.

Stick this 15-foot flexible LED light strip on anything, indoors or out, and your otherwise dull life becomes a light show. The strip is self-adhesive, 3/8" wide with (238) flat LEDs capable of (16) colors, (1) color at a time. A floor-mount power supply plugs into the wall, and a battery-operated remote control lets you pick the color and modes of operation, including flash, strobe, fade and smooth, plus a dimmer. Yes, you can daisy-chain two strips together for twice the fabulousness, and yes, you can cut the strip anywhere you like if the fabulousness is just a little too long.

Here’s a replacement, no-frills power cord for most shavers, boomboxes, TVs, etc. Measures 6-feet long with an 18-2AWG cord, and a 2-pin, shaver plug.

We couldn’t think of any clean jokes for this part, so just add your own. Meanwhile, this little, 1/4” dia, bright white COB LED is mounted on a 3/8” square PC board. Requires 70mA at 9VDC. Our in-house Fire Prevention & Ophthalmology Team suggests a heat sink as well as indirect viewing.

An 11/16" long x 7/16" ID steel socket for candelabra bulbs. Two tabs come up from the bottom to panel-mount it. Add power through another tab bent downward and one extending out to the side.

Magnet wire is not just for electrical projects! Great for jewelry making, arts & craft projects or any other exotic application. Even if you are just making a garden variety coil or electromagnet you will still find the prices very good.

Forget what they told you in basic training, the spirit of these bayonets is to cast a little incandescent light on things, little being the operative word. Little like dollhouses, dioramas and other DIY projects. You pick: the 7/16” dia clear bulb, drawing 150mA at 9V, with a bayonet base; the 9/16” dia yellow bulb, drawing 150mA at 6.3V with a bayonet base; the 9/16" dia clear bulb drawing 300mA at 15V with a bayonet base; or the miniature bayonet base electrical socket for low voltage lamps, with 5” leads and a 1/2” right-angle clip. All of it’s made in the USA for GE.

Not just a TV show, but also actual wire. This nickel (60%)-chromium (40%) wire is high-heat tolerant and corrosion-resistant, and is also dandy for crafter apps. Sold by the foot, like shoes, it's 24AWG (.019" thick) and uncoated. Made right here in the US of A for a change.

Cage the wild light bulb in order to protect it from its natural enemy, Vandalus urbanosa. Unlike the domestic indoor bulb which can be protected with a silk or paper shade, this more-endangered bulb is found outdoors or in rugged industrial habitats. Our yellow-plastic cage is available for bulbs of 100 watts or less. (Bulb should not touch plastic.) This cage is 6-1/2" long x 5" dia at its widest point. One side has a release latch for access to the bulb. It fits over a medium-base socket to protect the lamp in it. Hardware included.

LEDs in assorted colors and sizes for displays, hobbies, robotics, electronics and more.

Make yourself a candle-free candelabra. Here's a head start with these 7/8" dia x 1-3/16" tall candelabra-base sockets. Rated for 70W at 125VAC, each has quick-disconnect terminals and (2) mounting wings. UL. You supply the piano.

The lighting biz just gets smaller and smaller. This intense 5/16" dia COB LED is mounted on a 1-5/8” dia printed circuit board with a 2-pin 3/16” ID Molex connector for power. (marked for polarity). Nominally rated for 1A at 32VDC. Compare our price, we dare ya.

This is a panel-mount 3-prong grounded electrical plug rated for 15A at 125V, and we're thinking compressor applications. Has a 2" dia face with a 1-3/16" sq x 7/8" housing behind it, quick disconnect terminals and a ground screw, plus a pair of 2-3/4" mounting wings. Just plug your grounded extension cord into it. UL.

Time was, these NEMA 10-20 female receptacles were standard for large air conditioners, and if you need one, we've got 'em. These are Hubbell brand, 3-screw terminal type with a pair of mounting holes on the sides. Rated for 10A at 250V and 15A at 125V.

Tired of the same old predictable nightlights? Be the first on your block to have one of these 120V 7W beauties, with a stained glass lampshade and the face of an eagle, bear or wolf poking out of it. Shades measure approx 2-1/2" at their widest x 2-1/2" tall. We’ll pick (2) different heads because we know you love all animals. UL.

An assortment of (10) COB LEDs between 1/4” and 5/8” dia, mounted on small PC boards with solder pads marked for polarity. Nominally 32VDC 1A. As always with these, use a heat sink!