August 5, 2019
Description
I was searching for an open source alternative to a Kids Audio Box (e.g. Toniebox, Tigerbox, etc.) and found the Phoniebox as well as the Git for it.
I went on to design a box that would fit all components (pi, powerbox, rfid reader, etc.) and found the tigerbox aesthetically pleasing. My box is larger to fit everything, around 14cm edgewise, but its still light enough to be lifted by my son who's not even two yet.
The figurines are from thingiverse, remixed to include a slot which fits a RFID chip. Depending on the figurine put on top of the box a different playlist ist played, currently mostly kids audio books and a spotify music playlist.
All in all a very cool project that i hope to expand when my son grows older.
The files are a Work in Progress, as i'd like to include some of the changes i made in post-processing after finishing the box.
Basically you need to print one of each of the files. I used Vertigo Grey for the bottom part and ReForm rPET for the rest.
I printed everything at 0.28mm layer height, kept the bottom as-is and sanded, primed, painted and clearcoated the rest as needed.
License:
Creative Commons - Attribution - Share Alike
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