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    Fattelo 02 DIY Instructions V1.4

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    The document provides instructions for a DIY project to create a light-up lamp using an empty 1L tetra pack, including cutting and shaping the tetra pack material to form the lamp body and wiring diagram, placing LED lights, pins to hold batteries, and magnets to secure it. The project is estimated to take 30 minutes to complete and cost between 5-7 Euros for the basic materials, and can be done with children under adult supervision.

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    Fattelo 02 DIY Instructions V1.4

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    The document provides instructions for a DIY project to create a light-up lamp using an empty 1L tetra pack, including cutting and shaping the tetra pack material to form the lamp body and wiring diagram, placing LED lights, pins to hold batteries, and magnets to secure it. The project is estimated to take 30 minutes to complete and cost between 5-7 Euros for the basic materials, and can be done with children under adult supervision.

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    The document provides instructions for a DIY project to create a light-up lamp using an empty 1L tetra pack, including cutting and shaping the tetra pack material to form the lamp body and wiring diagram, placing LED lights, pins to hold batteries, and magnets to secure it. The project is estimated to take 30 minutes to complete and cost between 5-7 Euros for the basic materials, and can be done with children under adult supervision.

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    Fattelo 02 DIY Instructions V1.4

    Uploaded by

    Luca Barbieri
    The document provides instructions for a DIY project to create a light-up lamp using an empty 1L tetra pack, including cutting and shaping the tetra pack material to form the lamp body and wiring diagram, placing LED lights, pins to hold batteries, and magnets to secure it. The project is estimated to take 30 minutes to complete and cost between 5-7 Euros for the basic materials, and can be done with children under adult supervision.

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    Estimated time Tools Ingredients

    02Noctambula
    DIY - Instructions
    30 min. Ruler 1x 1l. empty tetra pack
    Pen 3x LED
    Estimated cost Cutter 2x AA batteries
    Compass 2x 3-legged pins
    5~7€ Soldering iron 4x 5/2mm magnets
    Tape Tracing paper

    *Can be executed by
    children under adult
    supervision.

    Getting your materials ready

    Start by cleaning your brik with water and


    dishwasher soap. Using the cutter or the scissors,
    cut the top and bottom of the brik and flatten the
    middle section so you get a flat sheet of tetra pak about the
    size of an A4. Wipe it with a cloth and make sure there’s no
    residue on the surface. Let it dry.
    Tip A big brick will give you more flat surface and a better end resutl!
    1. Cut the shape 2. Carve the alu layer
    130

    Start by cutting the Mark the center of the upper 55


    silhouette from the square, trace the bottom left
    40
    tetrapack sheet. diagonal until the corner. 37
    pick the best spot
    for the square, it will Point a compass in the centre,
    become the front trace all the outer circle.

    130
    side of your lamp!
    !! the two smaller cirles should
    be traced leaving an empty area
    on the bottom centre sector.

    5
    66
    Across the tail, mark the split line.
    160

    Don’t cut through these marks!

    94
    Make sure the
    Just mark them with the tip of your
    thermosealed seam is
    at the bottom! cutter without completely cutting
    through the material.

    50
    02Noctambula - P2/8
    3. Cut 4. Keep cutting
    24

    24

    14
    35

    Cut 3 small V shapes


    along the axis inside 27
    the bigger circle, they
    44
    will hold the diffuser.

    5
    5

    24
    5
    20

    24

    Mark and cut through remove the central square will help
    according to the blue lines. the process of folding, two ‘ears’ will
    become the batteries contacts.

    15.5

    AA Battery
    Holders: ø15
    No need to be uber
    22

    14 precise, just shape


    this flap as a
    5 8 pentagon, it will
    help secure the
    34

    lock!
    15

    15

    02Noctambula - P3/8
    5. Peel 6. Open the contacts
    Peel the area
    between these circles

    To open the contacts, use a low


    Using the tip of the cutter, lift up the
    temperature soldering iron to gently
    aluminium foil contained between
    scrape and melt the top plastic surface
    the inner circles. It should reveal
    on the marked areas following the
    white or tan paper under the foil.
    directions. This will uncover the
    aluminium foil and allow electricity to
    flow between components.

    This will create 2 separate paths on


    *Practice on a leftover bit of tetra pak
    your circuit, one for each pole.
    before marking your circuit.

    ! -This step needs adult supervision

    02Noctambula - P4/8
    7. Place the pins 8. Place the leds

    Mind the LEDs polarity!


    Your LEDs have two legs.
    Longer one is +
    Shorter is -

    Make sure all + legs are Open four holes:


    Two at the beginning
    installed in the same
    Place 2 three legged pins on the ‘ears’. of the open contacts
    side, and then match it and two 10mm away
    Make sure they pierce through the to insert the led bend
    with the battery + end. the legs untill they
    whole material. form a hook:

    Make your leds come


    in and out of the holes, insert the led from
    the two conductive
    spread their legs open
    holes, and secur it
    to fix them in place. by forcing the legs
    in the second holes

    place the
    rectangular
    magnet here!

    02Noctambula - P5/8
    9. Place the back magnets 10. Make the diffusor

    Cut a circle of ø85


    out of the tracing paper.
    Cut a straight line from center
    to outer line
    *In case you don’t have tracing
    paper, oven paper would do!

    You’re almost there.


    Flip your circuit (turn it so you see the outer
    side of the pack, where the graphics are).
    Tape your magnets in the indicated areas.

    02Noctambula - P6/8
    11. Assemble

    Congratulations! You’ve just made a circuit.


    Now what’s left is giving it some volume,
    so you can use it.

    Fold carefully all along


    Tip! the cricle to create
    a neat inner cone.

    02Noctambula - P7/8
    Success!

    02Noctambula - P8/8

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