Pine microphone case
Music, audiovisual and performing arts
Packaging, boxes and cases
Cutting and fretwork, Engraving and marking, Sanding and polishing, Assembly, Staining and dyeing
Wood, Foam
The project
Archicercle designed and made this microphone case, from the wooden box through to fitting the foam insert. The piece combines an engraved lid, hinges and a closure with inset magnets, finished with a mahogany-coloured stain.
Production brought together two laser operations: cutting the pine and engraving the surface with a galvanometer laser system. The equipment settings were adjusted for the engraving. The motif on the lid forms part of the case’s exterior finish, alongside the reddish tone of the stain.
Finishing and assembly included sanding the edges, setting the magnets into the wood, staining the surface and fitting the hinges. Pine is the wood used; mahogany refers to the colour of the stain, not the timber species.
Black foam was fitted inside, with a shaped recess for the microphone. The rectangular case thus combines a wooden outer shell with an interior arranged around the object it holds. The studio’s contribution covered the design, manufacture and assembly of the finished case.
Processes and materials: fabrication services · available materials · studio machinery.
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