Will Acoustic Foam Make a 3D Printer Silent?

This kind of acoustic foam is used by car and PC modders to insulate annoying sounds. But can this foam be used in a 3D printer and how good of a job will it make of silencing the printer? Let's find out!
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[@lordtara]

I'd recommend getting some squares of Mass Loaded Vinyl

[@ZulkirVT]

absolute silence is a myth. but putting acoustic foam into spaces where sound can reverberate and slide through is a good move, if only a little thermally tedious.

[@lennartjuhh]

Squeezing that molten plastic with your fingers was not a smart move lol

[@О.Ш-ь1щ]

If you really wanna get rid of sounds place the printer into vacuum chamber on a pillow))))

[@О.Ш-ь1щ]

wtf man?)) replace the drivers to TMC))) it's 2023 already))

[@HandyBear]

I thought about that but the small SMD drivers are soldered onto the motherboard 🫤