Speaker Stand with rubber feet
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A speaker stand to be combined with rubber feets to prevent drilling holes in the speaker's housing
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- Printables
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- Audio
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A plate that covers the speakers from scratching at the bottom and allowing a secure placing on the TV board by preventing unwanted movements due the higher friction of the rubber feets.
I did not want to drill holes into my freshly built and painted ScaMo15 speakers to apply feets nor I did not want to scratch the bottom of the speakers by placing them directly on the TV board. So I designed two variants of a plate to which are rubber feets mounted on both sides.
The variant "SpeakerFeetsPlateRounded" is more rounded and meets more of my todays taste of designing parts and has less overhang and therfore increases print quality.
The size of the bottom surface of the speaker should not be smaller than 170x25mm.
Part | Amount | Info |
|---|---|---|
SpeakerFeetsPlate(Rounded) | 1 | To be printed |
Rubber Feet 38mmx15mm, 6.5mm hole; reinforced with steel | 6 | Can be found on several stores such as Ebay or Amazon. |
Nut M6 | 3 | |
M6x20 hex socket screw | 3 |
Support is mandatory for printing.
I have also added the step files to adapt them to other rubber feet sizes, if they are hard to source.
If you have any comments, suggestions or similar, you are welcome to contact me.