Make Your own SkullyBoom Wearable Speaker

Step 2 Put your back into it

4. Now that you have your head cut out, use it as a stencil on your piece of acrylic to get the general shape. Once you do that, use a dremel with a cutting bit and carve the shape out just inside your line. The key to making this work well is just getting that plastic piece cut so it BARELY fits inside the back of the Skully. In this step it really helps to have a dremel tool or a grind wheel because you'll be constantly shaving off plastic till it can squeeze into the back of Skully.

5. Once the piece is cut just right put it aside. Now you have to get the 2.2mm drill bit and drill around the rim of the opening on the back of Skully. You want to drill a hole about every 1-1.5". These holes will be used to hold the backing to the Skully.

6. After your holes are drilled on the Skully, insert your acrylic piece into the back and hold it in place any way that you can. You will need to align this plate so the back of the SkullyBoom is flush. Once in place, use the 1.75mm drill to get holes in the side of the acrylic by going through the holes you already made.

7. Before you put the back plate on, you need to make a belt clip. You can pretty much think up any way you want to mount this thing and the SkullyBoom will stand on it's own if you just want to make it a desktop portable speaker. I used a block of acrylic and a grind wheel to make this belt clip so I can wear SkullyBoom wherever I go.