This guide shows how to turn just about any box with a lid into a customizable music box.
This music box begins playing music as soon as it's opened, and the user is greeted with a dancing figure (for this project, rather than a slowly turning ballerina, an Adabot takes center stage). When closed, the singing and dancing automatically shuts off.
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Materials & Tools
To build this project you'll need:
- Box with lid (such as the AdaBot Lunchbox)
- Paper and a printer
- Hot glue gun and hot glue
- Scissors
- Scrap cardboard
- Double sided foam tape
