DIY MINI JAPANESE LIGHT POLE

[@JunktoFunProjects]

Thank you for watching :)

[@mastersadvocate]

Wow! Totally awesome! It was exciting to watch you work on that tiny Japanese light pole!

[@anaraezrojas2570]

Wonderful!!

[@kiuakakirstine8257]

Awesome and a lot of work. Thanks for sharing 👍👍

[@JunktoFunProjects]

Thank you for watching and commenting :)

[@helendonaldson631]

Beautiful

[@saiki1657]

What voltage or specific name of battery hehehe

[@dorisvera2623]

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[@uroojrajput5785]

wow nice👍👍👍

[@Tracks777]

I like! Keep it up!

[@JunktoFunProjects]

Thank you, I will try :)

[@SteviiLove]

This was *phenomenal.*
Where did you get the light? I'd like to do this but I'm not sure where to get the light. I could always go a different route, however the method you used was simple and efficient and I truly love it

[@JunktoFunProjects]

Hi SteviiLove, sorry for the late reply because I've been very busy lately. I had some unused LED tea light candle so I decided to take out the light for this Japanese light pole. I believe most Dollar Stores selling these lights for around $1 for a pack of 2 light candles. Thank you for your comment.

[@eaglehunt7176]

Or you can buy LED Light of your choice it came with red , blue , yellow , etc colour just put one resistor of 470 ohm in series to protect from burning out :☺️

[@mastersadvocate]

Have you ever tried to make a micro mini wooden toy train? I thought you could use dowels, skewers, toothpicks, etcetera. Just an idea! ~Janet in Canada

[@simonejackson7741]

Beli Bahannya Dimana ??

[@ernibagusqitty6776]

di lazada

[@projectofthedream6598]

It's cool, if you make a switch should be better

[@JunktoFunProjects]

Nice suggestion, ProjectOf TheDream, I had never thought of it before :)

[@kaorilora543]

😍👍💗🌹🌷😁