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DIY egobox construction! (tutorial)

Warning! Building and using egoboxes are not safe! The risks for harm by shock or electrocution are incredibly high! Getting electrocuted is most definitely NOT PUNK ROCK! Do not try this at home if you value your safety over your ego. The rest of you fools may read on... Materials Needed (Costs are estimated): Grip-Rite #8 3 in. Phillips Bugle-Head Coarse Thread Wood Screws (1 lb.-Pack) -$6.47 24 in. x 18 in. x .093 in. Polycarbonate Sheet - $19.98 8 ft lumber of whatever you can find in the cull section - $4 15 ft. 16/3 Indoor Extension Cord for Tight Spaces - $12.98 1-1/2 in. EMT 1-Hole Strap (2-Pack) - $1.32 3/6 Amp Single-Pole Momentary Contact Push-Button Switch - Black - $4.49 E/O 3/4 in. x 7/16 in. x 10 ft. Black High-Density Rubber Foam Weatherstrip Tape - $3.98 500-Watt Halogen Work Light - $17.99 (smaller wattages are cheaper and available too!) Tools needed: Power Drill, Circular saw, drill bits, door lock installation kit, screw driver. Leave all safety tips and hate in the comments below! *update. The support screw under the relapse switch has since been replaced by the wooden knob that was removed to make the vent hole in the back of the ego box. It was then covered in electrician tape and screwed into place to make a safer way to support the switch on the frame. Wood wrapped in electrician tape is a much poorer conductor of electricity that a machine screw. This is a good thing.