This is a quick multimedia docking station I made. It took me around an hour and the parts added up to around $6.
I bought 2 plastic picture frames with bent holding stand ($1 each), 4 pack magnet ($3 for 4 pack, you only need 1 or 2), glue $2 and I used a weight I found around the house.
Ignore the 2 magnet locations I was trying something else at first. I only used the one in the center.
I then glued the 2 picture frames together face to face. I also notched a little hole on one of them for the charging cable to come through.
I added a magnet and a weight to the back.
I have the original docking station and I like it but when I got my body glove case it was a pain to take off every night so I built this instead. Its nothing fancy but for $6 it will work. If I feel the need I might make a little nicer one later or I might just get black paper for the backing instead of the white paper. What do you guys think.
You can look at bigger pictures here. Picasa Web Albums - Tom - Docking Station
I bought 2 plastic picture frames with bent holding stand ($1 each), 4 pack magnet ($3 for 4 pack, you only need 1 or 2), glue $2 and I used a weight I found around the house.
Ignore the 2 magnet locations I was trying something else at first. I only used the one in the center.
I then glued the 2 picture frames together face to face. I also notched a little hole on one of them for the charging cable to come through.
I added a magnet and a weight to the back.
I have the original docking station and I like it but when I got my body glove case it was a pain to take off every night so I built this instead. Its nothing fancy but for $6 it will work. If I feel the need I might make a little nicer one later or I might just get black paper for the backing instead of the white paper. What do you guys think.
You can look at bigger pictures here. Picasa Web Albums - Tom - Docking Station