[DIY] Recycling Headphones With Cardboard
I found broken headphones in the trash and decided to reuse them and also found cardboard boxes.
To make these headphones we need some tools:
- old/damaged headphones
- Soldering
- Screwdriver
- Glue for paper
- Cardboard
- Paper tape
Step 1: Recycle Headphones
We need disarm the headphone and take the two speakers, the audio cable and the bandage
Disassemble and remove speakers to a Headphones on DTube
Step 2: Cut Cardboard
The measurements may vary, try to measure it with your ears.
Step 3: Build Our Speaker Box
Step 4: Cut the Ear Pad
Step 5: Make the Holes
Step 6: Assemble the Headset
Source: http://www.instructables.com/id/Recycling-Headphones-With-Cardboard/
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You are very innovative, I must say! @shetrix
Thanks my friend, soon I want to share more recycling projects
Keep it up..you encourage others to be creative! @shetrix
That's very cool man. I always wanted to fix my broken ones..just didn't know where to start of. lOl Thanks for your inspiration. ☺
Tanks dud, in next post i learn fix one