The coconuts were sanded down and a clear coated. I am working on another project right now but chris.t.r below is making a pair. Thanks! : )

Great idea! : )

The headset is from some inexpensive ear protection. I think they are: Peltor H6A/V Optime Noise Reduction Earmuff. I covered them in fabric. Later! : )

Thank you very much! : )

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Thanks! The cotton casing is drawstring cord bought at JoAnn Fabric. I simply pulled the center "guts" out, leaving just the casing. I sealed the ends with Super Glue to prevent fraying. Hint: before cutting for length, wrap cellophane tape around the circumference of the cord first then cut it. Credit for this idea goes to: http://www.instructables.com/id/Steampunk-Mouse/

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Thanks! : ) Yup, that is bamboo. The raw material came from bamboo fencing I found in the garden section of my favorite hardware store. : )

Good idea! Thanks! : )

Thanks. If I ever make a version 2, I'll make sure to make an Instructable. : )

Hi chris.t.r The metal frame comes from off the shelf ear protection. Peltor H9A. Fabricating the pivot hinge is tricky. I just carved them from scrap wood in the same shape of the stock hinge. I made a square hole in the coconuts and used epoxy to secure them. Note, depending on the size of the coconut the headphones can be tight. Mine are! Yes, I did sew both the head band cover and ear muff covers. The material is faux suede. And yes, I used a sewing machine. If that is too much you can always buy replacement ear pads. The bamboo I sourced from Orchard Supply Hardware. In the gardening section they have U shaped bamboo fences. Good luck! Please post when you finish them! : )

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Yoyology below, called it Tikipunk! : )

Yup! : )