Pumpkin Totem Pole - Revision history

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Admin: Created page with "A picture is worth a thousand words here. The maker cut a hole in the bottoms of the plastic pumpkin treat buckets (about $1 each) and mounted them on a PVC pole. He put RGB l..."

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Created page with "A picture is worth a thousand words here. The maker cut a hole in the bottoms of the plastic pumpkin treat buckets (about $1 each) and mounted them on a PVC pole. He put RGB l..."

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A picture is worth a thousand words here. The maker cut a hole in the bottoms of the plastic pumpkin treat buckets (about $1 each) and mounted them on a PVC pole. He put RGB lights inside of them so he could animate them.

[[File:Pumpkin totem.jpg]]

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	A picture is worth a thousand words here. The maker cut a hole in the bottoms of the plastic pumpkin treat buckets (about $1 each) and mounted them on a PVC pole. He put a C9 bulb inside each of them so he could animate them. On the example to the right, the maker put an LED inside instead.		A picture is worth a thousand words here. The maker cut a hole in the bottoms of the plastic pumpkin treat buckets (about $1 each) and mounted them on a PVC pole. He put a C9 bulb inside each of them so he could animate them. On the example to the right, the maker put an LED inside instead.

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−	A picture is worth a thousand words here. The maker cut a hole in the bottoms of the plastic pumpkin treat buckets (about $1 each) and mounted them on a PVC pole. He put a C9 bulb inside each of them so he could animate them.	+	A picture is worth a thousand words here. The maker cut a hole in the bottoms of the plastic pumpkin treat buckets (about $1 each) and mounted them on a PVC pole. He put a C9 bulb inside each of them so he could animate them. On the example to the right, the maker put an LED inside instead.

−	[[File:Pumpkin totem.jpg]]	+	[[File:Pumpkin totem.jpg\|300px]] [[File:Pumpkin totem2.jpg\|300px]]

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−	A picture is worth a thousand words here. The maker cut a hole in the bottoms of the plastic pumpkin treat buckets (about $1 each) and mounted them on a PVC pole. He put ~~RGB lights~~ inside of them so he could animate them.	+	A picture is worth a thousand words here. The maker cut a hole in the bottoms of the plastic pumpkin treat buckets (about $1 each) and mounted them on a PVC pole. He put a C9 bulb inside each of them so he could animate them.

	[[File:Pumpkin totem.jpg]]		[[File:Pumpkin totem.jpg]]

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−	A picture is worth a thousand words here. The maker cut a hole in the bottoms of the plastic pumpkin treat buckets (about $1 each) and mounted them on ~~either an iron or~~ PVC pole. He put RGB lights inside of them so he could animate them.	+	A picture is worth a thousand words here. The maker cut a hole in the bottoms of the plastic pumpkin treat buckets (about $1 each) and mounted them on a PVC pole. He put RGB lights inside of them so he could animate them.

	[[File:Pumpkin totem.jpg]]		[[File:Pumpkin totem.jpg]]

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−	A picture is worth a thousand words here. The maker cut a hole in the bottoms of the plastic pumpkin treat buckets (about $1 each) and mounted them on a PVC pole. He put RGB lights inside of them so he could animate them.	+	A picture is worth a thousand words here. The maker cut a hole in the bottoms of the plastic pumpkin treat buckets (about $1 each) and mounted them on either an iron or PVC pole. He put RGB lights inside of them so he could animate them.

	[[File:Pumpkin totem.jpg]]		[[File:Pumpkin totem.jpg]]