My 3D printed OEM-looking Camp Speaker Drawer

[BobinIndy]

Some filler, sanding, primer, and paint.

The yellow accent is pretty baller… looking good.

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[atebit]

These ARE the drawers your looking for!

 

[NY_Rob]

Some filler, sanding, primer, and paint.

Looks great @kozak79 !!

Do you recall your infill density setting?

 

[kozak79]

Looks great @kozak79 !!

Do you recall your infill density setting?

Here are my settings:

 

[NY_Rob]

Here are my settings:

Oh wow.. 15%?
Is it sturdy? I would have guessed 25-33% infill for a structural part like a draw.

I see you cranked down the print speed which is reflected in the really nice build quality.

Again.. well done sir!!

 

[kozak79]

Oh wow.. 15%?
Is it sturdy? I would have guessed 25-33% infill for a structural part like a draw.

I see you cranked down the print speed which is reflected in the really nice build quality.

Again.. well done sir!!

At 15% it's very sturdy. Most of my prints I keep at 15% and haven't had any issues so far.

 

[kozak79]

I uploaded the latest STLs with the separate trim to printables:

 

[RWerksman]

I'm going through the process of printing this out now that I'm caught up after Black Friday.

It appears to be somewhere around 500g of total filament and about 16 hours of total printing to make this go. Mine will be Black (darker than shown here and likely darker the the OEM really dark grey) and the Almost Compass yellow. I'm also going to do a TPU liner - likely in yellow or multi-color black and yellow. Hopefully I can use some of the Delrin pins that I used prior, too.

Also, FWIW, there is a ton of optimization that can be made to this to be more producible. Some sections are thicccc and the pins can likely be replaced by in-part printed nubs, assuming everyone uses a hard enough material.

Overall though, the model is lovely.

 

[IGR]

The Prusa Slicer software is the best I've used. I have another printer that was decent when I got it, but since then the slicer software hasn't been updated and other slicers don't support it. Prusa has regular firmware and slicer software updates.

My next printer will be the Creality K1 Max.

The Prusa slicer is a good one I agree.
Bambu Labs, an QidiTech use skinned version of Prusa slicer for their printers.

 

[RWerksman]

I think I'm going to assemble it in black though:

 

[RWerksman]

Keep in mind that this isn't glued together yet. The bits are just roughly stacked on each other.

 

[kozak79]

Keep in mind that this isn't glued together yet. The bits are just roughly stacked on each other.

Print quality came out great!

 

[mzdds]

Keep in mind that this isn't glued together yet. The bits are just roughly stacked on each other.

Now you need to mass produce and sell these.

 

[Nine_One_Six_R1S]

I know you are not asking me but black (i.e no accent) is the best to my eyes.

 

[RWerksman]

I know you are not asking me but black (i.e no accent) is the best to my eyes.

Me too. The yellow was a bit too much and I was pleased by how close the 'standard' black I use mimics the OEM color.

FWIW - most people use Jet Black (#000000) for this. I used to use Flash Forge that was this black. I've since migrated to Polymaker which makes as both 'Jet Black' and Black (#292929). The latter is superior, IMHO and is what this was printed in.

I've been doing a bunch with color lately and I've found it really satisfying.

https://www.colorhexa.com/292929
https://www.colorhexa.com/000000

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