Ooh... despite my only 4 hours of sleep, for which coffee in the morning is all good. I just had an idea for a bass reflex design. I'll give that a try this afternoon.

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And here again, the explosion view.

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The 3D model is nearly done.
You can play with a live rendere here:

https://collaborate.shapr3d.com/v/7m4VzMXL9APtqWoDM0RA2

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Call me a weird dude. But I love watching this machine! It's so great that something physical is created before your eyes, virtually from "nothing", from your own design. And all this is happening not on a factory building, but in my own home. It's always fascinating to me!

Very interesting. Same filament (Bambu Lab PLA-CF), different color. The black one turns out way more cleaner!

And I'll tell you why: the black was dried for 8 hours before use, the gray was not.

The little dots on the surface are „Random Seams“. It's no problem since the entire thing will be filled and sanded and painted anyway.

What I'm wondering right now is: How do I get the #Speaker balanced in terms of weight? The driver alone weighs 1.6Kg. The housing tapers towards the rear. That is, the whole thing is very nose-heavy! So I should put some weight "somewhere" in the back. But how?

Any ideas?

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