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I love this gorgeous set of computer speakers, with masonitecomponents cut out on a laser cutter and veneered. And the B3N drivers he used look sweet.
Homemade, laser-cut computer speakers
Posted by Gareth Branwyn |
Mar 30, 2009 12:00 PM
Computers, Music, Toolbox |
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Isn't this really just laser-cut speaker BOXES?
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I can do the same thing on my homebuilt 3 axis cnc. And I didn't spend 6,000 on it.
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This is a project. If not the easiest or the fastest, it's definitely practice for when you need it. This is like the blinky light project we've all done.
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Only professionals can do this task.The finishing is great and they are looking better than commercial speakers.
Great Job!
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i think its a huge and a brilliant speaker for the music lovers.
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I liked the pictures very much.The article really made me impressed.
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