




Designer:
Firelight Woodworks
Project Category:
Portable Speakers
Project Level:
Advanced
Project Time:
20+ Hours
Project Cost:
$100-$500
Project Description:
Portable Bluetooth speaker. Walnut was shopsawn for a four sided bookmatch. The front is Bookmatched Karelian birch burl. The white inlay is crushed coral that I collected on my honeymoon in Bora Bora. Finished with shellac, polyurethane, and carnauba wax.
Design Goals:
I wanted to have something that’s very classy and accents the beauty of contrasting woods. This was a gift for my wife, so the coral inlay was a great way to add some personal nostalgia.
Driver Selection:
MKBoom Speaker Kit.
Enclosure Design:
Stock Kit Specs
Crossover Design:
MKBoom kit
Tips & Tricks:
N/A
Conclusion:
This was my first speaker project and first time using a vacuum press for veneer. There were a lot of lessons learned, but I was pleased with the outcome.
About the Designer:
I’m a military and law enforcement veteran that uses woodworking as a means of therapy. I love to create new things.
Project Parts List:
Part # | Description | Qty. |
300-7166 | Dayton Audio MKBoom Portable Bluetooth Speaker Kit | 1 |