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Bluetooth Lego brick

Bluetooth Lego brick
This is a take on the USBdrive, that was covered in Lego. Mine is a bluetooth adaptor that is covered in Lego, It is in total the size of one 2x4 brick.

Shown below are the bluetooth adaptor before and after modification.

 
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Step 1Dismantle!

Dismantle!
Prize the plastic case open. There sould be four pieces, a metal USB bit, two plastic covers, and a circuit board.
Get some wire-cutters, on one piece of plastic, cut along the red lines, as shown below. On the second, cut the corners off so it looks like the second picture.
Piece the whole lot back together, and it should look somewhat like the last picture (Red being what it was before, Black being what is is now.)

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15 comments
Jul 2, 2011. 10:42 AMpratyushpmhptr says:
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Aug 9, 2011. 7:24 PMtechxpert says:
buy a $2 one from dx they fall apart
Jul 13, 2010. 9:47 AMdanielemur says:
i have the same bluetooth connector. 5 bucks five below
Jul 9, 2010. 1:32 PMNatTec says:
really cool, might try this out, is it safe? don't want my bluetooth to get fried if you know what i mean....
Mar 3, 2010. 9:33 PMkelseymh says:
Very nice!  A few comments:
  • Dremel is your friend :-)  Hacksaws are for guys modding shotguns :-/
  • Why different colored bricks?  Why not two the same so it looks like a solid 2x4?
  • What about using epoxy or silicone instead of foam, and press-molding it so that the Bluetooth could still be used as a brick?
Mar 5, 2010. 6:29 PMx7319808 says:
What's wrong with a sawed-off aka-modded shotgun?
Mar 5, 2010. 9:18 PMkelseymh says:
You mean, besides getting you time in a Federal prison, and losing your right to vote permanently?  Short range, poor accuracy, tendency to misfire.
Mar 6, 2010. 8:41 AMjoemonkey says:
i think someone was just served...
Mar 6, 2010. 12:59 PMkelseymh says:
A little dose of reality never hurt anyone except a fool :-)
Mar 4, 2010. 8:46 AMkelseymh says:
Excellent answers!  Your last comment is right on the money, and I wish more people kept it in mind.

Thanks much for the comment on the case size issue.  With hot-glue or silicone you could do the press-mold, but I couldn't quite tell from the pictures that the space was so tight.

Again, a very cool little project, and well presented!
Mar 4, 2010. 4:54 PMgiftideas369 says:
hey that is mine... Don't lie/// :)
And really nice instructions ...
Mar 4, 2010. 12:59 AMknex_mepalm says:
 OMG that blue Tooth looks exactly like mine...did you steal mine?!

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