How to make a flashlight at home.

🔥 How I Made a Simple DIY Flashlight at Home | Rbot Boy

Hey guys!
Today I made something useful and cool — my own mini flashlight with basic things at home.
It’s small, easy to carry, and perfect if there’s no light at night 😅💡

🔧 What I Used:

Small LED bulb
3V battery (button cell or small battery)
On/Off switch (optional)
Wires
Tape or glue
Cardboard or small plastic case

🛠️ How I Made It:

Connected the LED bulb to the battery with wires.
Added a small switch to turn the light on and off easily.
Fixed all parts on a small cardboard piece or inside a plastic box.
Wrapped everything neatly with tape.

That’s it — my flashlight was ready and glowing bright! 🔦✨

🧠 What I Learned:

How to connect simple circuits.
LEDs use less power but give bright light.
We can make useful gadgets at home without buying costly items.

This flashlight is perfect for emergencies, camping, or just showing your friends your DIY skills 😎

Stay building, stay bright,
— Rbot Boy 💡

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