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This is a perfect gift for Christmas.

A beautiful machine that holds up to 4 GByte of listening books or music.

You can select 10 MP3 directly and 10 play lists with up to 255 files in every list.

This brings you hours of fun!

 
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Step 1Material

Material
This is a project that combines different techniques from some of my other instructables.

The pointer,
The paper cone as a speaker
A clock pointer
A shoe lace as cover for the speaker wires.

Here is the materiel list:

MP3 - module
A wooden case
A paper cone
Some rings and disks cut from plywood, that fits to the speaker and the paper cone
A rotary switch with twelve positions an three layers.
A push button
A batteries holder for 3 AAA cells = 4,5 V
A clock face from an old clock
A button from a radio kit
A clock pointer
A holder for a stair rail
Some screws, glue, wax stain and some wires.

For the people in the USA: There is a similar module available at AMAZON.COM
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6 comments
Dec 5, 2011. 8:57 AMWinged Fist says:
Fantastic project! And as always, beautifully executed! Five stars and patch worthy!
Dec 5, 2011. 2:37 PMWinged Fist says:
Mr. Steam,
I would suggest you might want to consider switching the order of the pictures for this fine Instructable, as the first picture doesn't do it justice in the limited thumbnail view. Maybe consider using the 2nd or 4th picture, which might look better when cropped?
Best regards,
Winged Fist
Dec 4, 2011. 9:46 AMjdege says:
Fascinating idea.

How sturdy is the paper cone?

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I am a home constructor, an inventor and a dreamer. If you ask me who guided me and who inspired me then this people comes in mind: Carl Benz, Guglielmo Marconi, James Watt, Thomas Alva Edison, Nicola...
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