Yesterday, when confronted by an attractive but overpriced wooden iPod case, I said "make your own with a cheap router." Commenter Brad Thompson offered an intriguing compromise: spend fantastical amounts of money making your own with a computer-controlled router.
The CarveRight woodworking system is $1,900. If you're just in it to whip up a case for your iClone Pico, it's probably overkill. But if you want to get your craftsman's hat on and start precision-cutting all sorts of wonderful things out of wood (here's a gallery), this is how you do it.
Product Page [CarveRight via Brad Thompson]
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