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My homemade iPod nano (5g) dock

I used the box the iPod came in as well as the cable, and that white universal dock piece the iPod came with. I then covered it with duct tape. There is a hole in the back to put the cable through, as well as one on the top to put the white universal dock into. Sorry for the bad pictures, I took them with my DSi because I couldn't find my camera.

4 comments

May 20, 2012. 5:34 PMthe dashing hero says:

... 5g ... nano... its NOT a nano its a mini!!!

May 28, 2012. 10:36 AMchilll2009 (author) says:

Nano 5g. Dude idk if u r joking caz ipod mini is a lot different

Jan 13, 2011. 2:48 PMXtremeFilip says:

LoL man! very good, I think something like this, but not with the iPod nano box.
I will do one case with acrylic.
After I post here.
I'm brazilian, brazilians like this inventions.

Oct 12, 2010. 5:59 PMchilll2009 (author) says:

Wow, so fast an iPod gets out-dated!