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Hey everyone,
Before I start, I really fear that a post like this will sound like soliciting, however I contacted jeffs_partsexpress prior to this and got the go ahead.
I've recently gotten pretty big into 3D printing and have since designed a pair of teardrop shape enclosures for the Dayton PS95-8's. Here is a link to an album if anyone is interested. I've purchased a large format printer that allows me to print this design in one piece, when before I was limited by my small printer's build volume and had to print them in two pieces. This large printer opens up a lot of possibilities for me and is really perfect for printing enclosures, specifically ones that could be difficult to build out of wood. I want to extend this service out to the DIY community as I think they would be a perfect fit for each other.
All models would be designed in Fusion 360. I'll be the first to tell you I'm not the greatest cabinet designer in the world, so I would need airspace and port requirements (if applicable) for the enclosures you wanted to build (along with any other dimensional constraints). Also, if you already had a design drawn up, I'd be more than happy to print it, providing it's printer friendly.
I'm able to print almost any design within reason, up to about a 5" driver (Nautilus enclosures anyone?). The only reason not to go any larger is because print times can get up into the 50-60 hour range, per side.
Pricing would depend on the size of the enclosure (material used) and print time, however most prints would be in the $60-80 range.
Like I mentioned above, I don't want to sound like some salesman, however I wanted to offer this up to the DIY community. I feel it falls along the same lines as if I were making baffles for people. This post is to gauge interest and to go from there. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask, I'd be happy to answer them. Thanks for reading!
Before I start, I really fear that a post like this will sound like soliciting, however I contacted jeffs_partsexpress prior to this and got the go ahead.
I've recently gotten pretty big into 3D printing and have since designed a pair of teardrop shape enclosures for the Dayton PS95-8's. Here is a link to an album if anyone is interested. I've purchased a large format printer that allows me to print this design in one piece, when before I was limited by my small printer's build volume and had to print them in two pieces. This large printer opens up a lot of possibilities for me and is really perfect for printing enclosures, specifically ones that could be difficult to build out of wood. I want to extend this service out to the DIY community as I think they would be a perfect fit for each other.
All models would be designed in Fusion 360. I'll be the first to tell you I'm not the greatest cabinet designer in the world, so I would need airspace and port requirements (if applicable) for the enclosures you wanted to build (along with any other dimensional constraints). Also, if you already had a design drawn up, I'd be more than happy to print it, providing it's printer friendly.
I'm able to print almost any design within reason, up to about a 5" driver (Nautilus enclosures anyone?). The only reason not to go any larger is because print times can get up into the 50-60 hour range, per side.
Pricing would depend on the size of the enclosure (material used) and print time, however most prints would be in the $60-80 range.
Like I mentioned above, I don't want to sound like some salesman, however I wanted to offer this up to the DIY community. I feel it falls along the same lines as if I were making baffles for people. This post is to gauge interest and to go from there. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask, I'd be happy to answer them. Thanks for reading!
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