DIY Bluetooth Speaker
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This is my DIY bluetooth speaker made from 5.5mm acrylic, aluminum extrusion, and 3d printed parts.
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This is my DIY bluetooth speaker with optional Aux input, made from 5.5mm acrylic, aluminum extrusion, and 3d printed parts. The overall cost came out right about $185 (Though some items like bolts, etc... were bought in bulk to save $$$).
If you want to learn more about how I made this, check out the video I made for this project!
https://youtu.be/oMsQp7qQv7E
I've included all the 3d printed parts you need, as well as 3d models of the acrylic panels that need cut. I used my Snapmaker CNC to machine the holes in the acrylic, but you could also do that by hand with a Dremel or similar.
The large acrylic panels measure: 157mm x 221mm
The small/side acrylic panels measure: 157mm x 157mm
I simply snapped the acrylic to size by scoring **both sides** of the acrylic, clamping it to my desk, and swiftly bending it down.
PDF Instructions for this project can be found here:
https://www.modhobbyist.com/projects/23