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Invisible Book Speakers

Step 9Finishing Touches

Finishing Touches
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Drill a large hole in the back of the books and to the speaker cavity, and paint the inside of the hole with glue. Once it is dry, put the speakers on a bookshelf, plug them into your stereo, and enjoy!

This project, along with others, can be viewed on my blog, which can be found here:

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6 comments
Apr 5, 2009. 6:45 PMfizban7 says:
what is this last step for?
Aug 22, 2011. 5:59 AMqwerty987 says:
could you put the wires through the big hole and save yourself a step
Jul 8, 2011. 7:40 AMSantaB says:
How loud are these? Is the output pretty good or very muffled?
May 21, 2009. 11:03 AMqdogg says:
I think you meant safety pin instead of clothespin! I don't think a clothespin would make a hole in many things... this is a good idea.. bookshelf speakers for sure. It looks like that spade bit was left out in the rain for awhile. Another good way to drill in books is w/ a hole saw because it doesn't tear the paper as much.

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