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08/21/2026

Our latest piece is one I have been thinking about for a while. I wanted to see if I could create a Bluetooth speaker out of an instrument that you might even still be able to play. So, here it is. A ukulele that you can play AND listen to. It even comes with its own wall mounted display with a cool 3D printed hanger on a beautiful hardwood piece.

08/18/2026

Here’s one from one of our followers. It’s a 1960s Fanon MASCO intercom upcycled into a Bluetooth speaker. Thanks, Kerry! Just one month until the Angelic Touch Wellness, Angelic Wellness Festival.

08/07/2026

Keeping the momentum going with a really cool tabletop mini bar. We finished this one, and we love it! It is a 1927 Radiola main cabinet receiver that now holds three mini liquor bottles and two glasses, so you can enjoy your podcast, audiobooks, or music in a living room, library, etc. We tried to keep the internal brass so you can enjoy the elegance of a bygone age. Let us know what you think. It will be traveling with us to the 2026 Angelic Wellness Festival next month if no one wants it before then. Message for pricing.

08/01/2026

Here’s another one! A 1950s Zenith Model X316 turned into a Bluetooth speaker. Ramping up our inventory as we prepare for the Angelic Touch Wellness Angelelic wellness festival September 12-13th!

07/31/2026

We would like to begin the project soon, but we are at a tie right now! Help us out and complete this one-question survey to finalize our build. What should we do with this vintage lunchbox?

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CLFZMQT

07/28/2026

Working on a few items preparing for the Angelic Wellness Festival in September as well as a few other Markets. Here is the next one completed. It’s a mini speaker from a 1970s bedroom radio.

07/27/2026

We learned today that we have been accepted to the first Maker's Market at the Appalachian Brewing Company's Lititz location on October 11th. Can't wait!

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07/27/2026

So, we have a new project. It is possibly an original homemade lunchbox. It was owned by one or potentially two generations, as indicated by the name stamp with another initial over the first. We want your opinion on this one. We are beginning to expand our projects, and this is a perfect one to do several different things to. Please use the SurveyMonkey link to answer the question of what to do with this lunchbox.

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CLFZMQT

Thanks!

07/19/2026

Here’s another cool radio converted to a Bluetooth speaker. It has an all metal cabinet that we sprayed with a super fun metallic paint. It is a 1940s Silvertone and has an open back so you can see the vintage tubes that were used when it first came off the assembly line.

07/10/2026

We are still getting ready for other shows, so here is a 1939 Emerson DB-301 converted to a Bluetooth speaker. We hope you like it. We kept the back open so you can see the vintage tubes.