Building the EyeBalls Desktop Speaker (features Creality Sermoon V1 Pro) - by SoundBlab

[@TheRattleSnake3145]

Looks great! Maybe next time make the print walls hollow so you can fill with plaster like how Diy Perks did to remove box resonances

[@SoundBlab]

Thanks! The round shape of the enclosure really does eliminate a lot of resonance, so I did not feel the necessity to make it more complex though. Perhaps if it was a bigger speaker, it will make more sense.

[@davidrbrtsn]

Awesome to see content like this from a fellow 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@SoundBlab]

Thanks

[@missabella1235]

Look beautiful~

[@SoundBlab]

Thanks

[@awardfoto1]

Very exiting to see your channel growing. Hou aan met die harde werk.

[@SoundBlab]

Thanks!

[@hermanbogaerts3565]

Looks really nice. How thick did you print the walls of the speaker?

[@tHaH4x0r]

I am surprised you don't seal in the last coat of graphite with some kind of clear lacquer, or maybe even a robust polyurethane coating! You have no issues with the graphite staining stuff later on?

[@SoundBlab]

Interesting is that I have noticed the graphite does not rub off. I prefer it like this, a lacquer layer will just make it more dull than it is now, and remove that great metallic feel it has at the moment. It also easily buffs up with some cotton wool if you get finger marks on it.

[@johankamarudin5155]

How about finished it with crystalline effect paint, it will be very cool.

[@adityamody8942]

Sounds very nice without the subwoofers - listening via beats studio buds

[@SoundBlab]

Thanks

[@felixholm4674]

Baie nice , volg jou werk loving it. Ons moet n koffie drink sometime.

[@callumwiseman]

Nice speakers as always. Have you looked into acetone smoothing to get rid of your print lines? May be able to achieve similar results with much fewer filler/sanding steps!

[@SoundBlab]

Thanks! Not tried that yet. I see mixed results online, but probably worth investigating.

[@이창순-r5v]

crazy......... very nice!

[@HEARDIFFERENT]

Exceptional work done here.👏👏👏💎💎💎🔊🔊🔊

[@SoundBlab]

Thanks 🔥

[@michaelsinghpurewal]

eye like them kudos blab

[@rhalfik]

Can you tell us more about this driver? Would you consider something else for a similar project?

[@SoundBlab]

A really good performer, with a great frequency response that can easily be managed by a simple crossover. Its sounds very good, clear and tonally accurate. There are many other options, but as far as a paper cone full range driver goes in this size, this one is up there.

[@hobikidalbadminton]

can you use aluminium powder instead of graphite powder?

[@SoundBlab]

I havent tried that yet.

[@corymarcotte5853]

Nice work. U a little nervous that orb speakers may have something to say about this?

[@SoundBlab]

Thanks. Nope, spherical speakers is nothing new. The theory behind it is very much public domain. Apart from that my design is different in almost every aspect, design, shape, size, drivers, application, etc.

[@corymarcotte5853]

@@SoundBlab thanks 4 the reply and info. In this day and age company’s go after just about everyone for everything. Glad 2 hear that they couldn’t in your case. Really like your channel by the way.

[@mikka1986]

Thought it was Anthony Gallo at first from the thumbnail.

[@versus023]

How many wall and % infill did you used ?

[@SoundBlab]

Wall 3, and infill around 35 to 50%.

[@anandshah71]

I don’t get LaVoce in my country can I use peerless tc9 FR driver

[@SoundBlab]

The design is specifically for the Lavoce, so unless you can make the modifications to the 3D model and the DSP files yourself, my answer would be, no.

[@ucokpepet]

Smart😢

[@blindmonkey870]

Better from plywood. Clued rings. Heavy balls - less vibrations

[@SoundBlab]

Perhaps, but this is a 3D printing project, not a wood working project.