Shop Phone Speaker -- In the Labs by Todd

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Had made a couple of these boxes in the past and have been in use but I have recently revisited them again. I have made a few changes!!!

Eliminated the Acrylic --- Really not needed in my Version
Added Cutout --- Vectors for Cutout at Bottom for Charging Cord Entry
Added a Stand --- To Raise Speaker Up for Charging Access

What do you think??

Speaker Mounted to New Stand

Charging Access Entryway

Side View

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[KevTN]

Cool Setup!

[Todd Bailey]

WOW, WOW, WOW!!!

I love that update to the design... looks GREAT!!!!

Thanks so much for sharing... and making your version!

[sharkcutup]

WOW, WOW, WOW!!!

I love that update to the design... looks GREAT!!!!

Thanks so much for sharing... and making your version!

Thank You Todd!!! I was hoping you would appreciate My Version of Your Project!

Kind of a Steam Punk Look, I guess!

****Note: Forgot to mention I even adjusted the Vector which the Cell Phone sits on so that the phone sits a bit DEEPER into the Speaker Box.

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I also had created models of all the parts associated with the Speaker Box and Stand!

Here are a couple images of the Model of the Whole Assembly.

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[jimandi5000]

Very Nice!!!

[sharkcutup]

WOW, WOW, WOW!!!

I love that update to the design... looks GREAT!!!!

Thanks so much for sharing... and making your version!

Another Interesting feature to this setup is the stand can have interchangeable attachments as seen here it is just a relaxed charging stand!

*** Note: Stand is adjustable too --- Note the first photos in very first post the Speaker box is mounted high. The Stand can be adjusted to mount the Speaker Box Lower as in this posts Photos.

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[Todd Bailey]

Nice job on the fill 3D assembly.

What did you use for that, if you don't mind me asking? I do the same sort of thing for complicated projects that need to fit together and are hard to visualize as a completed thing. Normally I just export out STL's from Aspire and then import them into something like 3D Builder (Microsoft) or a 3rd party rendering software.

You put a pile of thought into this, and it has paid off.

Thanks again for taking the time to share it all...

[sharkcutup]

Nice job on the fill 3D assembly.

What did you use for that, if you don't mind me asking? I do the same sort of thing for complicated projects that need to fit together and are hard to visualize as a completed thing. Normally I just export out STL's from Aspire and then import them into something like 3D Builder (Microsoft) or a 3rd party rendering software.

You put a pile of thought into this, and it has paid off.

Thanks again for taking the time to share it all...

I private messaged you

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