JBL Flip 3 Speaker Feet
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Clip on feet for JBL Flip 3. Ignore the fact that my photos were taken in the restroom.
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Quick and easy feet for JBL Flip 3
If you have one of these speakers, you're probably familiar with their annoying, cylindrical nature. These feet are my solution to their cylindricality. (Is that a word?)
The feet clip onto the speaker so you can move the speaker without picking up the feet separately. What a great and innovative feature! With the millisecond of thought and 5 minutes of hard work I put into these I should be a designer for JBL.
All the buttons are still accessible with the feet attached. You can move the feet laterally to any position along the speaker to fit your special and very specific speaker-y needs.
Print Settings
Whatever you want. I don't care. You're an adult. Probably? Kids, ask your parents if your print settings are right for you!
Seriously though:
- Fat layers for fast print time. Itty bitty layers if you're one of those weird people that care about the looks of your JBL Flip 3 speaker feet. Look, I know some of you are very opinionated on how you JBL Flip 3 speaker feet look. I went with the default 0.3mm profile in Prusaslicer because I had an emergency that only JBL Flip 3 speaker feet could solve.
- Filament: Whatever you want. Maybe not PVA if you use your speaker around water? I used Yellow Hatchbox PETG because it was already on my printer.
- Supports: Please, don't.
Conclusion
Cylinders are dumb AND stupid. Print these feet.