The Cube Speaker



Hello Friends,
This is a mono bluetooth speaker, which i designed my own and which is similar to a Bose Speaker.
So its a cube model like a dice. On its right side there are "power" button, "play" and "pause" button. 
On the left side, there are "volume+/-" button
All the electronics and battery is fitted inside.

For the document part and the SketchUp model go here.

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