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How To Make a Sonic Screwdriver From Office Supplies

By Chaunton Mar 11, 2013

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Step 1: Gather Your Supplies

You will need:

3 Magic Markers

...and that’s it! We found this pack of highlighters at the local $.99 store. Take time to choose your markers because this will determine the final profile of your screwdriver.

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