iPhone 6/6s Speaker Dock

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------UPDATE Ver 3 ------ I took out the watermark that was placed on the top speaker. I found out that it may cause some problems in the printing process. --- Support 3D Creator --- If you would like to help me create more cool things and remake stuff, or buy me coffee that would fuel my creativity, you can by clicking here. ------UPDATE Ver 2------ I have upload solio_speaker with a watermark logo. Due to the recent events surrounding the 3d printing community about ebay sellers freebooting and not respecting 3d creators content, I had to create this watermark. I am very sorry for applying the watermark onto my design. I recommend all creators to do so until this issue is resolve (if it ever gets resolve) For those who have the original copy, please add either my watermark logo (I have already uploaded it) or with your own watermark logo (you have my permission as long as you please remix back :) ). ------UPDATE------ Here is my first ever 3D model of a passive speaker dock for the iphone 6/6s. The Dock has room for both a 3.5mm jack for an audio out and a lightning cable. You can use standard apple lightning cable or any generic lightning cable (I used an insignia lightning port from Best Buy best their are cheaper) you can find at your local electronic store. I have tried both ABS and PLA on this model and they both sound terrific. Although I recommend using wood filament with a 60%-90% infill to increase the bounce sound. I prefer using wood/bamboo filament as shown in the pictures because it looks cooler too :). Print Settings Printer Brand: Printrbot Printer: Simple Black Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Infill: 30% Notes: I recommend printing this speaker on its side to limit the amount of lift. I had some warping issues when printing the object as it is. I recommend using supports for this model so that the dome where the sounds travels out of the block has an almost spherical shape. This part is important if you want the sound to travel better and it looks cool. How I Designed This I designed this in the attempt to increase the sound of my speaker. I used a old school boombox for the 80's as my inspiration.