I haven’t been on the forum because of being busy lately. But I thought I would share my latest creation. I wanted to make a enclosure. After a long time of making and adjusting my file on inkscape. I came up with this bluetooth stereo version 1.0. I still have some changes I want to make on the next version.
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Cool! ( Very retro!) 
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Thanks
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Beautiful, functional work.
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Diggin’ on the brass hardware and embedded fasteners. Nice work!
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I can tell you put a lot of thought into the design. Make sure to share your next iteration!
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This is gorgeous! I have plans to do a couple of tiny MP3 players made of wood, but this is something very beautifully designed and executed.
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That’s one of the best designs I’ve seen on this forum, and that’s saying a lot!
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A most excellent use of the living hinge idea and really gorgeous wood.
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When I get time I will try to get a svg blank version of this enclosure put on the forum so you can put any thing you want mounted in the front , back, top or bottom. This project was good practice on sizing and putting in dimensions on inkscape. My next project is going to be tool box with internal finger joints. Hopefully I will have it done this weekend. Dog gone work keeps me from having fun with my glowforge 
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So this was designed in Inkscape? Not F360??? Nice job!!!
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Love it. Did you use the score function for the nut holds and threads (anyone know a better way to describe them)?
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I like the screw and nut solution for the bottom.
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All is cut and engrave.
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Yes node by node .
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It is cut from 3 mm baltic birch sheets on ebay. I hand stained it then in a day or so sprayed a clear coat on. I thought I might try some of the paint that looks like stone on this wood for a project next time.
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Thank you:)
Fantastic!
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Oh that one is really awesome too! (You guys are inspiring me - i actually picked up a speaker kit on Saturday…need to just decide what to do with it.) 
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