This is a little stand that I built for my new iPod out of some scrap Birdseye maple. The iPod docking station allows you to connect the iPod directly to your stereo’s auxiliary inputs and also keeps it charged.
Worried that I would stress the 30 pin dock connector, I designed the stand to align the iPod when I inserted into the dock, and to support it from the rear whenever I pushed on the buttons.
It’s certainly not fine furniture, or nearly as challenging as Dennis P’s beautiful knife box, but it was fun to make.The iPod itself is awesome; I now have my entire CD collection at my fingertips both in the house and in the shop. Now, what to do with the two Pioneer Elite 301 CD changers taking up space in the house?