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lem
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I have an old overhead projector that is broken. Is there anything useful and fun I can do with it? Is there a creative way I can use the spare parts before I throw it away?
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adfectio
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If the big piece of glass is in one piece you can use it to melt a penny. I think maybe even a nickel. I've done it before.

Other than that.... I have no idea.

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In what way is it broken?
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I have seen them made into some nice planters
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You could use it to shoot lasers around corners.
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