Fully Printed Subwoofer v1

These are the essential components of a 3D printed speaker; you need to add magnets and copper wire and get the plates cut from a local or online laser cutter.

The Surround should be printed in TPU, or this speaker may not work. I used Varioshore Foam, which should work with everything from 85A to 97A. It will just change the frequency response (higher shore hardness = high-frequency response-- 85A will act as a small woofer, and 97A should act like a mid)

Magnets are as follows - read the info at the following link before continuing:

https://www.stanfordmagnets.com/are-magnets-dangerous.html#:~:text=Precautions%20in%20Daily%20Life%201%20Pinching%3A%20Strong%20magnets,devices%20are%20sensitive%20to%20strong%20magnetic%20fields.%20

20 - 3/8"OD x 3/4" height magnets - THESE MAGNETS ARE VERY STRONG -THEY WILL HURT YOU AND DAMAGE THINGS SENSITIVE TO MAGNETS

MAGENTS OF THIS SIZE AND STRENGTH ARE DANGEROUS; THEY CAN SHATTER IF LET FLY TOWARDS EACH OTHER, AND CAN ALSO PINCH AND