The supports maintain a fixed position on the plate.
The layer lines are very noticeable on the elliptical waveguide towards the wider ends when printed face up, and there is a seam where the head moves up to the next higher layer.
when printed vertically both of the issues are non-existent
The layer lines are very noticeable on the elliptical waveguide towards the wider ends when printed face up, and there is a seam where the head moves up to the next higher layer.
when printed vertically both of the issues are non-existent
Wow - what printer do you use? Which material?
This looks WAY better as everything I produced.
Bambu A1
The filament was Bambu PLA basic black
Printed with 0.4mm nozzle and I set layer height to 0.12mm HIGH QUALITY @BBL A1 instead of standard 0.2mm
Next print I'll look at support settings - Could remove a little support around the bottom of the tweeter dome opening to eliminate some minor roughness
I have the 0.2mm nozzle so I might try that as well.
Next print I'll look at support settings - Could remove a little support around the bottom of the tweeter dome opening to eliminate some minor roughness
I have the 0.2mm nozzle so I might try that as well.
Please don't. Based on your images above if 0.2mm is much better I might buy one, and I can't afford it. 😂
@augerpro
Is there any plan for a 4" waveguide for the Peerless/Vifa OT19NC00-04?
Looks great to pair it with a Dayton TCP115-8 and make a good ol' small speaker for under USD$40 ea.
Is there any plan for a 4" waveguide for the Peerless/Vifa OT19NC00-04?
Looks great to pair it with a Dayton TCP115-8 and make a good ol' small speaker for under USD$40 ea.
No plans but that would be pretty easy to do when I do get around to testing more. Not sure why I didn't do one in the first place.
Sealing the seam between the diaphragm plate and the motor. I did this and noticed a difference on the SB26. I don't know that it would matter on the Satori.
Good! Looking forward to it.
Anyways... what would be the result if I use the 5" waveguide with a 4" woofer? Bigger WG supposedly gives constan directivity lower, allowing a lower XO point with the 4" woofer. Correct? Maybe it's not a bad idea.
Joel,
Looks good. Do you plan on painting the waveguides, or using them as is?
My (first) printer should arrive tomorrow. 6.5" waveguides for the SB26CDC are on the list, I'm afraid they might get pretty tippy printed with the long axis vertical. Did you consider printing 'on edge' but with the long axis horizontal? Might that require less support material for stability?
Bill
I plan to use the WG's as is. or: I will be taking a pair to get vinyl wrapped and if they look good and cost is low enough then that could be something to consider.
Yes, I want to try a pair on the sides.
I've printed 8 now with different arrangements on the plate and with various settings.. the pair on post 2399 still being the best-btw, there is visible lines under the right light and angle but can very easily live with them as is...
Yes, I want to try a pair on the sides.
I've printed 8 now with different arrangements on the plate and with various settings.. the pair on post 2399 still being the best-btw, there is visible lines under the right light and angle but can very easily live with them as is...