Speaky: The DIY Airplay Speaker
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These are the printable parts required to build a "Speaky". I created this case to hold a set of desktop speakers and…
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These are the printable parts required to build a "Speaky".
I created this case to hold a set of desktop speakers and a Raspberry Pi that I'm using as an Airplay receiver. I based the case design (loosely) on some mid-century speakers I found on Google Images.
The bolts holding the backplate on were generated using aubenc's "Poor man's openscad screw library". I've also included a modified version of the bolt that act as a cable organizer.
More photos and details of this project can be found in this blog post.
Print Settings
Rafts:
No
Supports:
Yes
.2mm
Infill:
30%
Notes:
Print the main body of the print with supports enabled. The other parts will print fine without raft/supports.
The main body is a long print (13 hours!) so made sure your platform is nice and level before starting.
Instructions
- Print BoomBox1_TNH with supports. (raft optional)
- Print BoomBox2_TNH & BoomBox3_TNH without supports
Category: Audio