first you'll need a box
next you'll need a cord
unroll the tape on the cord
if it has tape
if you have
um
if you have like
a switch on the cord and that would be
cool that you don't need a switch
why don't you shouldn't have one
portable sometimes then you'll switch
off something
cheers that went
right here
doesn't look like the one in the picture
but
the first picture
is what the thing looks like when it's
done
now
get ready
set
and go
first
you need to push the cord
through the hole
there's a camera push down
see you better
see you see two wires
so I had to put the writing one with
negative sometimes they're just smooth
and then positive
is Bumpy
and can be smooth sometimes
and this one could be black sometimes
maybe if you have a flat cord
or if you have a three wire thing
step two
yeah
you have to do that
that's negative for sure
now you're gonna flip the Olay
this is gonna be a portable Outlet
it's like an extension cord but only has
two parts
sometimes I might have a
uh
a three wire that's an outdoor one too
so I'm just throwing a sample of it
how to give that an instructionables
and then look
through here
tilted some more
sometimes it can get frustrating
horrible
it's a lot easier for beginners
that are starting
horrible stuff
that's 120 volt
some things say 110 volt look at the
same one voltage
so I'm saying 125 volts
120 volts
I'm just at my grandma's right now
I'm just downstairs right now
times it's really
freaking hard
I'm just
not so old
or
you can
I started this one was like six or seven
it just started making Portables
six or seven or five maybe even
foreign
if you want to optional
I got a 10 pack of outlets
here's our finished project