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Easy LEGO iPod Dock

Easy LEGO iPod Dock
this is a fairly simple design for a lego ipod dock that fits most ipods. this design was actually hodge-podged from peices laying around so most of them can be substituted to make it sturdier.
 
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Step 1Parts

Parts
you will need the following LEGO peices.

1x "8x8" THIN base
2x "2x6" THIN brick
5x "2x4" THIN brick***
2x "1x1" THIN dot brick"
1x "1x6" THIN brick***
6x "2x2" regular or slanted brick (i used slanted)
1x "2x4" regular brick
3x "1x4" regular brick
1x "1x8" regular brick
2x "1x6" regular brick
1x specialty fence brick or 1x4 THIN brick... either work

and will also need the followng

1x "iPod dock cable
2x folded paper (these can be made easily with a little trial and error)
1x zip-tie

*** these i actually used different parts for... i listed the ones that would make it the most sturdy***
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4 comments
Jan 6, 2010. 1:12 PMprotonrules says:
 you don't have to do that any more, the new dock connectors don't have release buttons.
Jan 16, 2010. 11:54 AMpurpletoilets says:
 Brilliant instructable! It helped a lot. Protonrules is right.
Jan 6, 2010. 1:13 PMprotonrules says:
 BTW, great instructable, helped alot =D

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