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DQ News: 11 Year Old Invents Pencil Ruler

An eleven year old named Nathan had a problem. While doing his math homework, he needed to measure something but couldn’t find a ruler. He looked down at the pencil in his hand and inspiration hit. Why not combine a pencil with a ruler?

Nathan found a manufacturer, but they require at least a minimum order of 1000 pencils, and that’s more money he has in his piggy bank. What’s an entrepreneur with a great idea and not enough capital to do?

Post his project to Kickstarter, of course!

Nathan only needed $350 to fund his business, but so far, with twenty three days to go, he’s already raised almost $2500!

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