Bluetooth Speaker Cnc-milled

Hi everybody, I recently got access to an Inventables CNC-mill so I decided to learn how to mill and make a DIY bluetoothspeaker that was light to bring and long batterytime

Parts used:
Bluetoothstereo-module (10$) - https://goo.gl/Hm5u7r
Step up converter (2$) - https://goo.gl/pGDQdv
2 x Batteryholder (2$)- https://goo.gl/uhgSPu
2x Batteries 4000 mAh - (13$) https://goo.gl/aR71OZ
Switch - https://goo.gl/Miu6hZ
USB-chargingboard (2$) - https://goo.gl/7J3ZxF
Speakers (bought mine on secondhand, but here is similar) - https://goo.gl/cyY1tq
Microusb to usb - https://goo.gl/rj8KZu
Scrapwood,putty and spraycans and coating

Tools:
3D-printer (200$) - https://goo.gl/vxSLFA
Solderiron - https://goo.gl/SE2Kiz
Solder helpinghand - https://goo.gl/nwfH0x
Cutting Plier - https://goo.gl/nwfH0x
Cnc-mill - inventables X-carve
Small cnc-mill - https://goo.gl/jJ7Vds

Videoinstructions:

First i sketched up my parts in Easel the i chose to have my geometry cut on the outside of my geometry, i setup the cutting deep and choose what drillbit to use, i got a 1/8 inch cut bit and a v-groove bit to chamfer the edges.

I made sure the wood was fixed and hade no chance of moving, and then just picked my origo and started to mill. I milled holes on top of the boombox and 3D-printed buttons for the bluetoothmodule.

Remove sharp edges and sanding it.

I used PVA glue to glue the box and clamped it together.

I bought some cheap putty and spraycans and clearcoat and applied 4-5 times to make the finnish look better.

Assamble and tight the speakers to the front. Put the front on something soft to avoid scratches in the coating.

Im sad to say i dont have many pictures from the electronic part, but i made a schematic and hope you understand how i made.

Glue and clamp the front to the box.

Just charge it,pair it with your phone and you should be good to party like there is no tomorrow!
Hope you have enjoyed my tutorial! :)