Originally this was supposed to look Shiny and metallic because of a Metal finish Paint but I have done any surface finishes on it yet. So the first thing that comes to mind after seeing this speaker is, it's pretty huge, and making this huge speaker did cause me a lot of problems. Aside from all the problems, in the end, I completed this project which took more than a week, and the end result looks and works perfectly. As for the painting process, I'll prepare a separate video about the filling, priming, and painting of these 3D Printed parts soon!

So the speakers that I'm using are from my old home theater setup made by Samsung, I salvaged speakers from it and prepared a Body or an enclosure for them. Also, this speaker setup is made in such a way that we can add two more speakers to make it a 3x3 speaker with much more power output. I've placed two-speaker on the left side and two on the right side On each side, two speakers are housed in their bodies.

The filament material was PLA and color doesn't matter because I'm planning to give this speaker metallic silver paint soon! I modeled this speaker in fusion, the modeling part took time but the end result was a nice-looking BT Speaker that is made in parts. In total there are five separate enclosure sections that will be attached to each other with help of nuts and bolts.

Now, here's an issue, each body was taking a too long time to print even with a 0. I printed all the parts in two sections, so I had to make them a single part again by gluing them together with superglue, you can use a special 3D Print material glue here but normal super glue will work fine as well.

I did this with a total of 5 sections and the end result was a complete single PC enclosure for each speaker. Making parts on your own is good but getting them made by a professional manufacturer is better as they will provide high-quality stuff which will improve the overall quality of the project. The Assembly process includes adding a speaker to its enclosure first and then attaching each speaker enclosure with each other in ascending order.

Tightening each nut and bot is crucial here as each part will support the next one so nothing should be loose here. Next, we add speakers to this assembled body. I added the 1ohms speaker in the first enclosure I had to use a few 3D Printed bushes to hold the speaker in its place. I had to use four bushes in each speaker.

Next, I added the 4 ohms speaker in its place which was the second enclosure with 3D Printed bushes. Now all that is left is to add the remaining three enclosures with this body which includes a battery and amplifier enclosure along with two more speaker enclosures. I prepared two more speaker modules first I added the remaining speakers in their assigned enclosures and now all that is left to do was to mount everything together.

Attaching Order is - 2nd enclosure with 1st enclosure, then 3rd to second, then 4th to 3rd and at last 5th to 4th. It's actually pretty simple, I've added a switch in between the battery and audio module, a charging jack has been added on the battery's VCC and GND port with a diode in between DC jack output and battery input port.

After wiring everything with LID, I placed the audio amp in its place and secure the pots in their place with nuts provided with the audio amp. In the end, after placing the amp in its place, we finally connect speakers 1 and 2 in parallel and connect them with the Left side and speakers 3 and 4 on the right side of the Audio amp ports.

After finalizing the wiring, we put on the lid on each section and attach them permanently with 2mm screws. Not exactly as we still need to paint it which I will do in the next video. Originally, I wanted to print this completely from grey pla and then apply metallic silver on it.

More by the author:. Hey everyone how you doing! In this Instructables, I'm gonna show you guys the whole built process of this Speaker setup. So let's get started! Here's how this is possible- I've placed two-speaker on the left side and two on the right side On each side, two speakers are housed in their bodies.

Download View in 3D. After tightening every nut and bolt, we got a nice 3D Printed enclosure that holds two speakers. Attaching Order is - 2nd enclosure with 1st enclosure, then 3rd to second, then 4th to 3rd and at last 5th to 4th Tightening each nut and bolt is the key here which would make this setup sturdy and rock hard. Next, we have to set up the lid and the audio amp with a battery wiring setup.

Also, I've added a 3mm led on dc jack side to indicate the Charging mode. Let's see how it sounds. But because of some stock reason, I was unable to purchase the metallic paint this week. Stay tuned because I'm planning to paint this setup in the next post. Stay Tuned for Part 2, Peace! Did you make this project? Share it with us! I Made It! Raspberry Pi Music Server by alekthegenius in Audio.

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