Stand/Support for Soundbar (Sharp HT-SB107)
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This is my first project, so any feedback or suggestions are greatly appreciated.
It is a soundbar stand measuring 66 x 3 x 9 cm (Length x Height x Depth), specifically designed for the Sharp HT-SB107, but also compatible with any other soundbar that fits within these dimensions.
The main purpose of this 3D project is to allow cables to pass neatly underneath the soundbar.
I highly recommend checking the notes section, where you’ll find useful printing tips—especially for reducing the amount of support material required.
I hope you’ll find this project helpful and enjoyable.
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
FlashForge
Printer:
Adventurer 5M
Rafts:
Doesn't Matter
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
0,2
Infill:
20%
Filament: SUNLU PLA+ PLA Black Notes:
All four components should be printed face down. Most likely (almost certainly), your printer will be able to handle the overhangs between the closed bases of the hexagons without the need for supports, saving a significant amount of material. Supports are not required for the recesses either.
The "C4" body has a long recess, which I printed with supports (removing them was a painful process), but I am fairly confident it can also be printed without supports. The only areas where supports are truly necessary are the suspended inserts.
The clearance between the inserts and the recesses is 0.20 mm (0.10 mm per side). The parts fit together very well, but using glue is still recommended.
Included are .3mf files created with OrcaSlicer, already configured with optimized settings to minimize material usage. There's also .stl files for every part. Since the legs have a 15% infill (as there’s really no need for more), I’ve also provided their STL files separately in case they ever break and need to be reprinted.
Please check the "Indicative Previews" to make sure you are printing the parts correctly!
For any further questions, please don’t hesitate to ask. Since im new, any suggestion is priceless!
Indicative Previews (Recommended)
C1 Placement
C1 Preview
C2 Placement
C2 Preview
C3 Placement
C3 Preview
C4 Placement
C4 Preview
C4 Indicational for supports (As you can see there are no supports under the hexagons, you can remove it using the "Paint support" setting. This should be done also in the others Corpse)
C4 Indicational for supports (Also no supports inside the recesses)
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