How To Make A Hovercraft
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This document provides instructions for making a simple hovercraft using common household items like a leaf blower, plywood, plastic sheets, and bolts. The instructions involve cutting a wooden disk and stapling a plastic sheet to it to form the base. Small holes are cut in the plastic and a plastic disk is attached underneath to create air flow that allows the craft to hover when the leaf blower is turned on.
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