Gallium Wonder Woman Spinner
by rebek.2210 in Living > Toys & Games
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Gallium Wonder Woman Spinner
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Hello everyone, here is my second instructable so I am pretty excited to share it with you. I made a Wonder Woman spinner with gallium. I think it turned out pretty cool and was actually really well balanced so I hope you try to make your own :)
Watch Video Demonstrating the Final Result and the Making Process
![Wonder Woman Gallium Spinner!](/proxy/?url=https://content.instructables.com/FDC/H4T6/J52Q8BCE/FDCH4T6J52Q8BCE.jpg&filename=Wonder Woman Gallium Spinner!)
Flatten Some Play-Doh Until You Obtain a Block With Uniform Thickness (about 1cm Thick)
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Print the Wonder Woman Logo in the File Attached and Place It on Top of the Play-Doh
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This is the Wonder Woman logo I used to make my spinner. I placed the image on a Word document and scaled it so that it had it would have similar dimensions to the original spinner. Using an utility knife, cut through the logo and the Play-Doh so that you can carve out the logo onto the Play-Doh.
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Use the Utility Knife to Remove the Exceeding Play-Doh
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Place the Ball Bearing and Remove Extra Play-Doh
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Try to remove the Play-Doh around the ball bearing to add extra rigidity to the design.
Melt the Gallium and Use a Syringe to Collect the Metal
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Pour the Gallium in the Play-Doh Mold
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To speed up the solidification process, place the Play-Doh and Gallium in the freezer for 20 min.
Remove Play-Doh Mold
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Optional: Add Spinner Caps to the Spinner and Enjoy :)
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Thanks for checking out the project :)