Funnel'n'roll... really foolish blog!
Funnel'n'roll…
really foolish blog!
Ok I said it!
No more talk, it's your own fault if you did not click away.
Each time I went to my shop kitchen and saw the funnel in the drawer, I had that thought: funnel - phone.
Why blog this? Because I thought it would be a fun project, if bringing kids to the shop.
So a piece of ply.
Cut to size of the phone.
One of the cuts on an angle.
I used a piece of clear plastic to mark the placement of the phones speaker.
(Here you should add the deepness of the groove, I forgot).
Then drilling a hole where the speaker it is, on the support.
On the base make a series of cuts.
So you get a groove.
(Not a musical groove).
Glue the support to the base.
I put some screws from the base, just to make sure it will be strong enough.
(Actually made a mistake, so I had to cut the support to size after).
Mount the funnel on the support.
A piece of plastic hose are then connected to the funnel and through the speaker hole.
Finally the hose is cut so the phone are resting on it.
Funnel'n'roll…
Less is plenty…
Speaker looking at speaker…
Ready to rock.
Have to say the Funnel'n'roll lost the test against my Bose Soundlink II, big time, in fact the best I can say about it is, that it does amplify the music.
Not a speaker but enough for a small party, like two or three guests…
Ready.
Funnel'n'roll…
Music and wood working, what more can we ask for?
Hope it could inspire others, or perhaps not at all…
Best thoughts,
Mads
Funnel'n'roll…
really foolish blog!
Ok I said it!
No more talk, it's your own fault if you did not click away.
Each time I went to my shop kitchen and saw the funnel in the drawer, I had that thought: funnel - phone.
Why blog this? Because I thought it would be a fun project, if bringing kids to the shop.
So a piece of ply.
Cut to size of the phone.
One of the cuts on an angle.
I used a piece of clear plastic to mark the placement of the phones speaker.
(Here you should add the deepness of the groove, I forgot).
Then drilling a hole where the speaker it is, on the support.
On the base make a series of cuts.
So you get a groove.
(Not a musical groove).
Glue the support to the base.
I put some screws from the base, just to make sure it will be strong enough.
(Actually made a mistake, so I had to cut the support to size after).
Mount the funnel on the support.
A piece of plastic hose are then connected to the funnel and through the speaker hole.
Finally the hose is cut so the phone are resting on it.
Funnel'n'roll…
Less is plenty…
Speaker looking at speaker…
Ready to rock.
Have to say the Funnel'n'roll lost the test against my Bose Soundlink II, big time, in fact the best I can say about it is, that it does amplify the music.
Not a speaker but enough for a small party, like two or three guests…
Ready.
Funnel'n'roll…
Music and wood working, what more can we ask for?
Hope it could inspire others, or perhaps not at all…
Best thoughts,
Mads