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I am going to upload videos about this project explaining the assembly soon.

(The following information is gonna change a lot untill i delete this sentence!! )

A list of the things you'll need:

must haves:

2x the 3D printed frame1

2x the 3D printed frame 2

2x the 3D printed legs

8x 4mm wooden sticks (xxmm long)

8x 4mm wooden sticks (xxmm long)

2x speaker units [the ones i used have a outer diameter of 116mm (big) and xxmm (small) and are xx watts]

4x screws to mount the speaker units

1x amplifier

2x thick cable (to connect the speakers to the amplifier)

12x 8mm rectangular material sheets with as dimention of 143mm x 143mm. it doesn't really matter what the mateial is but the more dense the better. I used plywood with fancy vineer on it. MDF probably is your best choice.

1x a strong glue to glue everything together if you don't want to make it dissasemblable

Optional things:

8x screws and nuts to fix the legs to the speaker

8x screws and nuts to fix the front speaker unit panel to the housing

1x wool to put inside the speaker (i have no clue if it actually imporoves the sound quality)

1x power plug and the needed cables if you wish to have that

1x power switch and the needed cables if you wish to have that

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Creality

Printer:

Ender 3

Rafts:

No

Supports:

No

Resolution:

0.2

Filament:

Creozone PLA How I Designed This

Category: DIY

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