3D PRINTING a DIY Bluetooth Speaker!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- How to Design and 3D print a Bluetooth speaker! Printing tips, free to download CAD files, and Bluetooth speaker design.
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Impressive how much effort and time you are investing, thank you!
Thanks so much for watching! What kind of content do you like watching?
I've seen this great design before, but never got to hear it playing, I know hearing a recording of it it's different than live but I bought all my previous boxes only after hearing something
Yeh totally understand as hearing it first is key for audio! - fun kits either way but the sound is good. I did more sound tests in my first ever video for comparison. Thanks for watching!
Nice video, You rock bro!
Thanks my man! Can’t wait for the next vhospher instalment. Heard you’re building a whole new work shop?
Awesome Content!
Helpful video keep up the good work
Thanks, appreciate it!
Thanks man 😊 this is really awesome ❤
Thanks for watching!
@@jcracoustics how can i open the file on the link?
@@jcracoustics I want to download it to my slicer but all the part together
@@jcracoustics can u help me please?
@@jcracoustics i can pay u for the files bro !
It’s ok ?
Woop here to get my fix 🙌🏼
Thanks for watching!
It's hard to open if you want to fix it
I would like to know how you got from the Idea to the first sale
My "how to make money 3-D printing" probably covers this off best but essentially I made a website and started social media accounts for the speakers. The initial sales, as they often are when you start your first business, were primarily friends and family who then also shared the profiles on their social media. After that it's a case of slowly building a following and expanding. Hope this helps!
What kind of slide switch was implemented? I'm trying to select one my self for my own design but want to make sure it can handle the currents exhibited.
It was a 50V, 0.5A SPDT switch with a 6mm handle. More than enough for the power involved!
Very nice build, how tick is your enclosure and how does it sound compared to other speakers or wooden speakers? The plastic seems to sound hollow
The key is a good seal so there's no air leaking. I play certain frequencies at full volume to check for the seal. If it's airtight then the audio quality is great
@@jcracoustics ok, again nice build. This made me think of buying a 3d printer but first watching some tutorial video's ;) it seems difficult and easy at the same time
Love the content keep it up
Thanks Navin, appreciate it! Big Arcade project in the pipeline so that will be next.
A 3 mm jack for aux could have been really great! a higher sound volume and more battery efficiency
True but aux is really fizzling out. No new phones have them anymore and equally sound volume would be the same with modern Bluetooth pre-amps. Bluetooth is also really power efficient these days.
What colour would you print yours in? 🤔
Do you still sale the kit...if so, how much is it? Who would I make the Post Office Money Order out to? Thank you for the video... it was very AWESOME!
I'm not currently selling as I've been away travelling but will pick it back up again eventually. Prices can be found on my website linked in the description.
Very clever design. I want to build something similar. The only thing keeping me back is that i cannot find information about cabinet volume for specific frequency response and what to have in mind. I don't want to stick drivers and passive radiators in a box randomly and hope for the best not knowing these things beforehand. Can you direct me to a site with all the info needed wrapped up in one page? Thanks
Thanks for the comment! I'm afraid there's no easy cheat sheet but generally the manufacturer gives you details which can be used in free software WinISD so you can design your enclosure to have the right volume. I would recommend starting with a TH-cam WinISD tutorial and that will get you going in the right direction.
@@jcracoustics Thank you for the reply, that's all i needed. Keep up the good work.
😎 💯
Thanks!
Hello Mr.Jcr hope you are good? I am Kennedy from Kampala,Uganda. And would love to venture into the 3d printing business and would want to start with making speakers for sale. I would love to know the weight in grams of the speaker enclosure for the design you using and maybe advise me more on the printer to get for start up and the best cheaper filament to use for many prints, I was opting to start with a Bambu lab p1p. Very nice build that you made gladly waiting on your reply, is their any way I can contact you? Thank you.
Hey, I can’t recall exactly but I think boxed the weight was 450g so maybe 375 or something like that. I would suggest you watch my latest 3-D printing business video as that will answer a lot of your questions. Thanks for watching and best of luck with your business!
@@jcracoustics thank you for the response, let me check out the video. I appreciate
Sir I can't download ur plan 😢
Have you tried again, should be available on my website.
Are you still making kits?
I’ve recently moved abroad so have sold out and stopped making them for now. You can get the plans online from my website to make your own if you’d like!
@@jcracoustics well sad panda ok I will have to go that way
And where it is the sound test?
Hey thanks for commenting, right after the intro I recorded the speaker playing. I don’t have any testing equipment to get graph data unfortunately.
Also I should mention my first ever video had sound tests with several songs for the same speaker if you’re interested
China uses plastic...
But 3d print doesn't not sound good
Because small speakers depend on case resonance..
Chinese have some machine to tune to give best bass