Wifi Speaker with Raspberry Pi B and Harman Kardon speaker 3d models

Files Ending in .NET are Now Improved: -New Exhaust Fan Port is Now Removed -A Passive Vent is Added in Top Section -Clips are Added to Secure Lid On -Alignment Posts Keep Everything Straight and Properly Aligned -Most Openings for Ports/SD Cards Are...

Modified the compact case to accommodate the Pi and its ProtoHat attachment, replacing traditional pin supports with screws that secure both components snugly inside. ...Ensured seamless airflow by filling in the fan slot and creating a ventilated space...

Despite the Makerbot money clip's logo placement hindering speaker and charging port access, it was still an appealing option; however, I preferred keeping the case on while using my phone since my ear speaker was punctured. Although Makerbot models...

The iPhone 4, 4S, 5, and 5S stand with built-in speaker/horn showcases what's possible with cutting-edge 3D printing technology. By leveraging this innovative technique, users can amplify their iPhone's sound without consuming any additional power.

- Speaker: most smart assistants (I used Amazon's Echo Dot, 2nd generation) have a headphone jack so I put a little speaker and microphone in it. Glue the speaker in the rear wall right over the hole that connects the horn. There is no need for...

... of one piece without a door, eliminating the need for a carriage. The original top section remains functional. I secured the pi with M2.5 screws and used M3 screws for the case. ... Printer: QIDI Print Settings: Rafts: No Supports: Doesn't Matter

... your printer calibrated). I've included my Simplify3D supports file for the case. PLA, sliced with Simplify3D, 2 perimeters, 3 top/bottom solid layers, 20% infill, supports as shown in the pic. The cap was printed with 2 perimeter and solid infill.

This has a reverb box below the speaker and one below the mic both with holes to open to the front; honestly I haven't tested enough yet to decide if these are adequate or need more work, but it's a definite start and I thought others can look at it....

The speaker director feature expertly amplifies sound output, ensuring it cuts through distractions and reaches your ears with crystal clarity. ...Additionally, its contoured design prevents the device from getting stuck in pockets, providing a smooth...

... This project was printed using PLA material with the slicing software Simplify3D. My print settings included two layers of perimeter shells and three solid layers on top and bottom. ...The infill percentage used in the printing process was 20%.

Check out this link for a solution that works beautifully with my new B+: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:449877. Although it lacks vents in the top, which I've found are really important for keeping things cool. This is essentially just a remixed...

A box to house a Pi Zero W, AIY audio hat, and the cheap speaker that came with the Google AIY voice kit. I repurposed my kit into a Bluetooth speaker with BalenaSound. It doesn't sound the best but the enclosure made the speaker 100x better. ...Would...

Besides the tablet holder, there are two more files/objects available now: an arm swivel with a slot to hold JBL Flip 5 speaker and screw holes blinds (caps). The silver gray version goes nicely with the arm's silver tint and metallic silver...

This calls for installing an RPi B+ onto a VESA-enabled monitor.

To compensate for space issues near where the power pins are located, I carved out a tiny opening right above them since there's barely enough clearance to accommodate a typical power plug without leaving room for any gap between the case and those...

A 123D Design-made iPhone 4S (in a case) stand also features an integrated speaker amplifier for enhanced audio experience.

I added tnuts to the side to be able to mount the Pi to the side of my ender 3 v2. I've used this: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3050607 but can't link it as remix source files for some unknown reason. No screws needed. The bottom part...

Despite of the huge amount of ventilation, the Pi still got over 50°C. So a 40x40 fan was put on the front side. ...But it was too high so that the mounting screw was not reachable any more.I moved the case a bit. The cover fits from the original...

Raspberry Pi model 3 B+ size

3D file Raspberry Pi 4 Model B

Raspberry Pi 3 or B+ enclosure

... is a modified version of RichRap's original design, found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:25363 . ...The remix removes the "ears" feature and incorporates brackets compatible with 2020 v-slot systems from Tevo, Creality Ender, Tronxy, and Anet.

I created an IoT project with my students in our tech class as part of their hands-on learning experience.

These include M2.4 to M2.7 countersunk head wood screws with lengths spanning from 10 to 13 mm and standard M2.4 to M2.7 screws measuring between 5 and 7 mm in length. ... When it comes to the VESA mount, you will require either a 75mm*75mm or...

... Infil to add weight. Full print with 4x4x4 walls/top/bottom and 38% infil came to about 48g in weight. Glue in lettering and spade. ... Star may need minor sanding but should push fit into the space tightly and not need anything else to secure it.

... only be installed outside of the case. So I decided to enlarge the case by 10mm so that the fan would fit inside. And I modified the grille so that the 30mm fan would slide in with ease. PS: Printing is underway... ...photos are on their way...

... - highly recommended! As you can probably see in the attached photo, there are still some rough edges where Rhino struggled to perform a Boolean union with mesh data. ...I'll tidy up the STL file and post it again soon."

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... ...To overcome this limitation, I've divided it into smaller components that can be printed separately and then assembled using glue. ...By doing so, you won't have to go through the same process of cutting and reassembling the design from scratch.

... M3 should be the standard approach. ...By adding just two key components, a 30x30x8mm fan and a cutout for a 14.5x14.5mm heat sink, significant enhancements can be achieved.\r\n\r\nRequired parts include:\r\n4x M3x20mm Cylinderhead screws\r\n4x M3 nuts