First, insert the chip button before attaching the button on the outside of the carrot.

I’ve had this idea for a very long time, but procrastination kept delaying its completion.

Glue is required; the assembly process is fairly straightforward.

The base has been hollowed out, allowing it to store small items such as tools. I personally placed some coffee beans inside.

The chip I used does not have recording functionality—it’s a push-button audio player. Audio files are loaded or retrieved via USB connection to a computer (the link is provided below; I chose the button-type version).

Install according to the diagram shown.

Upon receiving the item, separate the speaker from the chip, taking care not to damage the connecting wires.

Simply secure everything with adhesive tape, and thread the button into its designated mounting position as illustrated.

Note that do not glue the two sections of the carrot together, since you’ll need to detach one section when charging the chip or replacing audio content via USB.