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Draeberkanin — Steam-punk Tritium Necklace
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Published: 2010-06-12 13:39:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 8087; Favourites: 144; Downloads: 330
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This is basically a bar of purple glowing Tritium(You can only see it in the dark, yet it last for over 20 years)
Crafted with pieces from a very old clock, bras, some wood and all onto a chain of silver.
Fanfic:
This is a Energy Core for a plasma/Tesla weapon, and because these cells are so expensive, they are often used in jewelry, like this one.
EDIT:
If someone wants to buy this, it is now broken Dx I accidental the wood.
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Oh well thank you B)
I'll link back to this anyway since this is where my inspiration came from.
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Thank you then! 
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Awesome work, I love the attention to detail. They got these online from overseas marketplaces, I want a keychain one so bad.
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Love the simplicity, I think that it would be awesome if it was a thumbdrive, too!
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This is so neat~
what happened to the wood?? seems your missing a word. o.O
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I tried fitting a small light-bulb with a switch and lithium-battery in there (b/c steampunk) but in trying to drill the whole bigger, it split in 3. so yeah :<
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awws :c not even super glue could help ..
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i'd easily pay 30 -40 bucks for one of these and never even bat a darn eye. it looks fantastic
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That is awsome that you would keep rare form of hydrogen in a vile so poetic thanks.
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that strangely made me teary happy. Thank you
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do you have instrucktions on how to make one? or do you make a bunch and sell them?
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I had gathered a lot of old mechanical stuff, copper, brass, steel and so on. I think I used 1/200 of all the stuff I got, just b/c those individual pieces in this fit perfectly together.
There is only one.
But I would likely make another one ^^ It will not look anything like it thou :/
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You should mass-produce em. 
PS: You should include an in-the-dark photo.
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That isn't quite so easy depending on where you live. as they cannot be legally obtained and sold in the U.S. , you would have to check with laws of your country/state to see availability of them for commercial selling and of course find a proper place to purchase the material (Tritium.
You can purchase it from random sellers legally/illegally. if you can obtain it legally you can purchase what I would consider a large amount for pretty darned cheap considering what people usually sell the 6-22mm vials for. and it would probably be a good idea to take protective measures anyways, but especially if you end up working with it in larger quantities.
Sure it looks great and you can get it/color it in a variety of colors (which will alter how bright it is, and the brightest which seems to be green is not comparable to a glowstick )Of course how bright it is DOES depend on the amount contained. If memory serves tritium is hydrogen 3 which is a heavy water.
Stuff like this I believe is also a waste product of nuclear power plants, the natural occurrence of it from my understanding is actually pretty rare.
Just ran into it recently and while it is pretty damn cool (10-15 year lifespan) for jewelry and such, please take precautions and look into your local laws, and when making jewelry, make sure it's very well protected. it never hurts to be cautious.
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Name a price. I'll then look into it
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I wouldn't know. 
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you want to buy? name a price
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that thing.... is epic... I WISH IT WASN'T BROKEN ;w;
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I repaired it. Mostly..
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lush steampunk, looks really good! Which bits of it are broken?
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The wood.. I broke it when I tried to fit in a little bulb with a Lithium battery and a switch. I though it could be there (it could) but in the process, I ripped the wood in 3 parts.
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Thats a terrible shame, whats it look like now as I would be interested in it!
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Really? We could figure something out if you want
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Yeah! I like origional pieces! Would be cool to work something out!
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Wow, Thank you very much dear ^^
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No problem, tis cooooool
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oh wow that's awesome! and awww..... im sorry you accidentally the wood
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xD Yeah.. It's still immortalized with this Photograph.
Thank you dear! I'm really glad you like it~~ <3
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I was.. I accidental the wood.. So, it's broken, I guess no one would like it now.
However, I still sell it, a little cheaper
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Thanks!
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I would never be able to make something like this, where did you learn?
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I'm not sure if it explains it, but I've played a lot with Lego.
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YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!X3
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Thank you ^.^ It means alot to me :3
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Yes I did. I realised I had some part, and I thought this could be a fun and different project. It turned out pretty well I think ^^
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it is really awesome
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They got different colours. If you buy one, be ware! It takes about 2 month to make them. They lie about the "in stock", I've been there -___-
I hope I helped ^^
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yeah thats awesome when i searched it came up with a warning about government watching and it freaked me out then i realised its highly radioactive in large quantities and they watch to make sure nonoes building a bomb xD
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You cant build a bomb with Tritium. Tritium only contains.. well, tritium. If you, on the other hand, already got a Nuke, then you could amplify the blast a hell of a lot.
But until we can make cold fusion, there's no reason to be freaked out
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