DIY wooden iPod Touch case
Posted on November 20th, 2007 in DIY, iPod Touch Accessories, iPod Touch Cases |
Having very few practical skills myself, I’m more than happy to choose from the multitude of aftermarket iPod Touch cases (such as can be found in our own Accessories Store), but if you’re handier with a Dremel then maybe you’d like to emulate Michael Dinsmore’s DIY wooden case. Constructed using scrap plywood and pine, the flip-top sheath has a spring-mounted false-bottom that cushions the iPod from knocks and jolts.


My only suggestion might be lining the case with some felt or something similarly soft, so that the Touch doesn’t get scratched when putting it in and pulling it out. Otherwise, great work Michael!
Written by: Chris Davies



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That merits an article? I guess touch news is slow today.
this protects the ipod better and makes it harder to lose
If you like this, or something more sophisticated — like a mahogany case with inlay, then check out the iPod cases on Etsy — http://mjdinsmore.etsy.com/