How to make Steampunk vacuum tube USB drives

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I make and sell Steampunk USB drives from time to time. I usually do a batch for the Holiday sales season and they seem to do pretty well. This is an example of how I make them.\r
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Feel free to use this design for your own use and maybe even make a buck or two yourself. \r
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- Tap measure\r
- Drill Press\r
- 3M blue tape\r
- High-Speed Steel Drill Bits\r
- DEWALT Step Drill Bit Set\r
- X-ACTO #1 Knife\r
- Hobby Soldering Kit\r
- Short Blade 3-Piece Wood Chisel Set\r
- TurboTorch\r
- Beatingon Double-Face Soft Mallet\r
- 6 inch bench vise\r
- Milwaukee Fine Markers\r
- Titanium Shear\r
- 10 Disc Sander\r
- Diagonal-Cutters\r
- DualMelt Glue Gun\r
- Flat Dapping Block\r
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MATERIAL LIST:\r
- Watts LFA218 Compression fitting\r
- 1/2 Compression Nut\r
- Preamp Vacuum Tube\r
- 1/8-Watt 100 Ohm Resistors\r
- PNY Memory Flash 16GB USB\r
- 10mm Ultra-High Brightness Red LED\r
- 10mm Ultra-High Brightness Blue LED\r
- 60/40 Rosin-Core Solder\r
- J-B Weld 8276 KwikWeld\r
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This video is only for entertainment purposes. If you rely on the information portrayed in this video, you assume the responsibility for the results. Always think ahead. Every project you try is at YOUR OWN RISK.