Hello everyone!
In this article I will show an easy way to make headphones.
Dave's Trick # 5
Making Headphones
The materials needed are:
- 1/8” evergreen styrene hollow tube
- 0.08” styrene rod
- 0.010” plastic sheet
- 0.005” brass sheet
- Some fine copper wire.
Some helpful tools:
- Metal bending pliers
- Cutting tool
First, using “the chopper” to maintain dimension consistency I cut two 0.5mm discs out of the hollow tube to create two rings.
Then using the same method cut two 0.5mm discs out of the styrene rod. Here are the parts laid out.
Now glue the small discs on top of the larger rings. I used fine sand paper to slightly round off the edges.
Now, using a knife make a grove along the diameter of the small disc. This will serve to place the wire.
Next, cut a 1mm wide by 1.3mm long strip of brass.
Using a pair of metal bending pliers y gave it the half circle shape.
Here are the parts.
Then, glue the speaker parts to the brass and using small pieces of styrene add some details, and you are done!
Until next time! :thumb:
Thanks for reading.
Dave
In this article I will show an easy way to make headphones.
Dave's Trick # 5
Making Headphones
The materials needed are:
- 1/8” evergreen styrene hollow tube
- 0.08” styrene rod
- 0.010” plastic sheet
- 0.005” brass sheet
- Some fine copper wire.
Some helpful tools:
- Metal bending pliers
- Cutting tool

First, using “the chopper” to maintain dimension consistency I cut two 0.5mm discs out of the hollow tube to create two rings.

Then using the same method cut two 0.5mm discs out of the styrene rod. Here are the parts laid out.

Now glue the small discs on top of the larger rings. I used fine sand paper to slightly round off the edges.

Now, using a knife make a grove along the diameter of the small disc. This will serve to place the wire.

Next, cut a 1mm wide by 1.3mm long strip of brass.

Using a pair of metal bending pliers y gave it the half circle shape.

Here are the parts.

Then, glue the speaker parts to the brass and using small pieces of styrene add some details, and you are done!

Until next time! :thumb:
Thanks for reading.
Dave