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I was tired of my headphones getting tangled up. I thought about a few designs but came up with a double clothespin to keep them organized. They can also be used to wrap the power cord for cell phones/tablets. The first set I made were out of ash, but I plan to make some out of cherry and...

A while ago I decided it was time to stop scratching my phone and because I couldnt find a cover for my cellphone model I decided to make one. Its made of plywood wheets glued together with superglue and a black leather fabric inside to soft thinghs up. Theres the project video Hope you guys...

Hello, After many years of owning a flip phone I finally upgraded to a smart phone. I know many people who live with cracked screens on their phones, I did not want to be one of them. The size of the case is 5.5" x 3.5" x 0.8" the size of a dressed 1×4 or 1×6 depending on how long you cut it...

I'd been meaning to make one of these since I saw it in Woodsmith issue 176. I was reminded of it when I saw this one here: So, I took a day off an got off my duff and built it. I also went with walnut for the sides and maple for the front and trays. I finished it with Watco Danish Oil...

So I have been just playing around with ideas and was bored the other day. Saw someone make something similar to hold their devices. I am always picking up my phone off of my desk to see what a message is and decided to make something myself. I literally just threw this together, was not being...

I started making cell phone holders for myself and family from salvaged mesquite flooring. The base is from a end cut of a llog cut for barbque and smoking and about 3 years old.

I have built a few of these type speakers for fun. This is for my wife's new phone she wanted it for her desk at work so I decided I wanted to get a little creative and take it a step up. I have been having fun with stacked plywood projects lately and decided to use some for this project. The...

My daughter-in-law likes the flying V style electric guitar. Since this is her Christmas gift it only made sense to make it this shape. I use some scrap eastern red cedar and a poplar, I like the contrasting colors. The passive amplifier works okay, it could be louder but is plenty loud enough...

Made this one day fun project as a surprise for my wife. It is a useful addition to her growing collections of Hedgehogs. The Hedgehog is 1/4" walnut cutout on my Jigsaw. The base is 3/8" red oak. I used a bowl carving bit on my plunge router to make the indentation for paper clips, etc. I cut...

I really like my magnetic cell phone charger….........which eliminates the need to plug the phone into a charger every night. The only drawback is if you don't center the phone properly, it doesn't charge. If it gets accidentally bumped off its proper location, it won't charge. I was having...

Knick knack shelf and cell phone charging station. Made from pine, spray painted red, distressed with a cabinet scraper, then finished with a coat of spray lacquer. I may add some hooks to the under side of the knick knack shelf, I also need to find a way to hide the phone cords. Thanks for...

Hey Guys, One of my co-workers liked my phone dock so much that she asked me to make one for her Iphone 5. I used Rock Maple and Black Walnut, and made a few design changes. I like this way this one looks much better than the first one I made, what do you think? Thanks for looking. Jayson

My daughter sent me a Pinterest request with a picture: "dad, can you make me one of these?" I said yes and that is where the conversation stopped. As it is her birthday one of these days, I decided to make it for her as a birthday surprise. I drew up a SketchUp file (how did I do woodworking...

Here is my entry into this summer's "Bandsaw Box With A Twist" contest. A week or so ago Steve over at Mere Mortals posted a couple of Passive Amplifiers that some one had built. I really liked the idea and wanted to try something out. I looked at a number of different designs to get a good...

Legos are great for prototypes. Although I did use the Lego version for 2.5 years; not sure if it still qualifies as a "prototype". Cell phone holder, maple and walnut. "No, actually it's a highly sophisticated inter-locking brick system" - The Lego Movie