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In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] says... > >Hi, I remember reading about a website in a magazine that told you how to >make various sculptures and things from those AOL ISP coverdisk CD's. Does >anybody know of this site or one like it? >I've got about 80 of these CDs and would like to build something out of >them. Once upon a time I had a demo page on my web site showing different ways to use the reflective quality of CDs for making wind catchers. One showed a "wind chime" sort of arrangement where I strung four separate strings of CDs from a plastic central plate, four CDs to a string, with fishing swivels between each CD so that each CD could turn in the wind independent of every other in the string. Another was a "whirligig" that has CDs set vertically into spokes - one CD to each spoke - and the spokes set into a central axle that also is vertical. The wind turns this assembly like a weather anemometer turns in the wind, flashing the sunlight from the CDs as they turn. These items have been in the weather for several years already and now show the weathering but they are still eye catchers.
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