Telephone Booth BOSEBuild Speaker
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The design, inspired from the London Telephone Booths, has two 3D sides along with silhouettes on the remaining four of the sides. This design is made on Fusion 360. A zip file is attached below which contains STL's of all the parts individually as well as assembled together as a whole.
2 Comments
bosebuild 6 years ago
We are trying to print out your design. Thank you for uploading the separate pieces. We have run in to two issues we are wondering if you would not mind taking a look at. For the Top Plate, your separate design has the Top dome attached to the panel with the panel flipped 180 degrees. The angled and ridged faces of the side panels should be pointed away from the top dome.
The second issue applies to the bottom. Your design right now makes it impossible to clip the panel on as your design violates the safe space for the clips to grip. We wanted a 10mm clearance around the panels for any design element so the clips can work (see the enclosed picture).
Keep a clear 1-centimeter (0.4-inch) border.
Your 3D-printed parts need to attach to the Speaker Cube using the provided clips, so it is important to keep the outermost 1-centimeter (0.4-inches) clear.
Would you be able to take a look at this and modify your design a bit?
Thanks! We really like your concept.
PJ2000 6 years ago
Done! Have made all the changes required as mentioned by you.
Could you please, if possible, send me the pictures of the 3D printed of my design. That will be great.
Thank you