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 I just have this big gallon pail of them all together.    Wire Cutter - Don't have one? Scissors, utility knife and even a steak knife (Don't tell you significant other!). My research has shown that most of the components required for this project may already exist in your garage collecting dust.    Please visit http: www.Have you ever seen one of these sockets. Here is a small list of parts that you need that just may be in your back yard tool shed or garage..Bucket of Nuts, Bolts and Screws - Someone with OCD (Occupational Compulsive Disordered) might keep each one separate by size, type, length, and thickness..   How to build a Portable Solar Panel from parts in your garage (My wife calls it junk!) could be your answer to stop anyone who is encouraging (nagging) you to clean your room!  Source: Free Articles from ArticlesFactory air dryer Suppliers .info where author Michael Harvey goes into detail on how to build these low cost energy producing devices with components you may already own collecting dust.How to build a Portable Solar Panel From Parts in your Garage is a new idea being explored these days.This is approximately 90% of all the components you need to build a portable solar panel..  

I use it as a screwdriver, drill holes, grind, and sanding.buildaportablesolarpanel.   If I need something, my pail usually has it! Wire Nuts and Plugs - Done any home wiring lately?   I have!   Lumber stores usually make you buy more than you would ever need, right!  Wire - Any 14 gauge spare electrical house wiring littering your garage?   Why not put into some good use!  12 Volt Batteries - Have you taken a battery out of a car and don't know what to do with it?   12 Volt socket - For your car enthusiast.   Can we say a Cigarette lighter?  Old Cooler - Have an old cooler collecting dust and refuse to put in the trash? They make a great battery storage unit!  Power inverter - Have you ever used your computer or small house device in the car and plugged it into the cigarette lighter?   Power Drill - Yep! This is the handiest tool. All we need is a Guild, Book or Manual to explain how to put all these parts together. Most of us garage bums already have these parts collecting dust and or stumbling over them while finishing the 'honey do list'