How to Build a Covert Case for a Covert Clicker

Build a covert cover for your covert remote control clicker with mint tin or any other suitable container that fits you remote control. Drill openings on the bottom so the buttons are exposed, then slip the clicker inside.

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• Mint tin
• Paper
• Pencil
• Remote control
• Drill
• Metal file
• Tape

1. Purchase a tin of mints. Make sure your covert remote control is small enough to fit inside.
2. Lay a sheet of paper over your covert remote control and color with a pencil. The result will be a template of your clicker's terrain that you can transfer to your mint tin.
3. Tape the paper in place on the bottom of the tin and use a drill to make holes where the buttons go. Drill right through the paper to make sure the holes are the proper size.
4. Drill an additional hole on one side of the tin to accommodate the infrared light.
5. File the edges of your holes to until they're smooth. This prevents you from getting cut and prevents metal shards from damaging the remote control.
6. Place your clicker inside the tin with the buttons seated in the proper openings. Tape your covert remote control in place so it doesn't slide around inside or make any noises.