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LED Mini Menorah for the DIY Geek

By Tim Quirino Tuesday December 4, 2007

Here are @ “teh g33k” we would like to wish everyone celebrating today a Happy Hannukah! To celebrate we would like to point you in the direction of this ridiculously cool mini DIY LED Menorah available at EvilMadScience for just $10. It’s also part of MAKE’s Open Source Hardware Gift Guide which happens to be an indisposable resource for those DIY enthusiasts. Black Friday? pshhhh. Forget King of Prussia, or Delaware (Columbus) Ave. A rockin homemade gift is priceless!

nicholas T on Tuesday 4, 2007

I asked http://www.christmascentral.com if they had or could find any LED Lighted decorations similar to this, and they are going to let me know.
Happy Hanukkah the geek way! « Domestic Geek

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