speakerbox 3d models

Cubes are beautiful. A very simple, yet effective speaker box. Can be printed as a single or twin box. ...Can easily be upscaled to fit any speaker Print Settings Printer: Duinotech ...

So my another project. Bluetooth speaker from scratch, sounds preety good. And it was fun to do. Have fun to make this by yourself. ... Stay tunned

Small boxes for cheap Banggood speakers (https://www.banggood.com/2pcs-1_5inch-4Ohm-3W-Full-Range-Audio-Speaker-Stereo-Loudspeaker-p-1120496.html). ... The pad can be printed from transparent material and illuminated by LEDs.

I needed a place to mount my speakers in my doors so I whipped this up. Fits in my VW Bus perfectly. Prints in 2 parts that need to be glued together. Pardon the dirty door. Bus is a WIP. ... Give me a heart if you like it and don't forget to post...

Speakerbox designed with Solidworks. ...Used Winisd to determine the optimal volume for the speakerdriver

Another speakerbox for the Clas Ohlson cardboard kit with room for your phone, battery pack accessible from the outside.

I built a Speakerbox with 8 Visaton 80mm diameter speakers, which are alternating mounted +- 15 deg horizontally. ...So you get a larger acoustic radiaton field

A mount to place the JBL GO speakerbox on a doorframe or table depending on where you want it. ... I printed the screws with 100% infill to avoid them breaking randomly but less should work too if you re careful with it.

As an add on, I designed a second fuel tank for a visaton speakerbox. As a gimmick, you can connect the Speakerboxtank to the exhaust-system to get (perhaps?) real Sound from the exhaust pipe! https://youtu.be/HqgEG0rIWUo Update 17.01.2019 ...

Fill the speaker box with batting then run a bead of ca glue around the lip of speakerbox back and put the back on the box using either clamps zip ties or in my case paint cans to hold everything together until the glue dries. once the glue is dry...

This is the speakerbox that I use for my modified InMoov head. InMoov is an open source 3D printed robot created by Gaël Langevin in Paris. If you also want to build one, everything can be found at http://www.inmoov.fr. I have made several...

the main components are the base plate  which can be plastic, cardboard, wood whatever is easy for you to use, then 3D print the WheelCups and the SpeakerBox to build the basic R2Pv1-OmniBot1 ... adding sensors comes next and making it more universal...

I needed a simple and easy printable handle for my speakerbox. All handles I found had just 2 mounting holes on the side or had to be printed in more parts but I wanted a third hole in the middle for extra stiffness and a easy-to-print...

Superglue the vaneer to the speakerbox. 3. once the glue cures,, use a sander at 150 grit and be careful around the edges. 4. Sand to 600 grit and hit the edges. 5. oil / finish the vaneer. 6. Continue to electronics - Wrap 1. use a dragknife...

To set the gasket in the very middle of the speakerbox, I raised the bottom by 2,2mm over the centerline and offset the top accordingly. In its compressed state, the gasket would then be 4mm in thickness, extending 2mm over the centerline in both...