DIY Switch Adapted Bubble Blower
by delaneyb in Circuits > Assistive Tech
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DIY Switch Adapted Bubble Blower

This project is designed to adapt a bubble blower so that it has switch access.
Supplies

Remove Screws


Remove the six screws from the back of the toy. (Note: you will not have to remove any of the screws from the tail)
Add Hole

Melt or drill a hole into the very back of the toy to allow enough space for the cables to fit.
Cut Cable

Cut the end of the cable. (We will be using the female end for this adaption).
Strip Cable

Strip the cable so that there is approx. 4 inches of the red and white cable showing.
Strip Cable Again

Strip cable so that the wires from both the red and white cables are showing. (Note: only strip a small portion of the cable)
Solder

Add solder to the ends of both the red and white cables.
Thread Cable

Thread the cable through the back of the toy. Tie or use a zip tie to prevent the cable from being able to be pulled out.
Solder Part 1

Solder one cable to the area shown in the photo.
Solder Part 2

Solder the second cable to the area shown in the photo.
Reassemble

Reassemble toy.
Enjoy

Add switch and enjoy!