Deposition Sound FDM5 Loudspeaker (Personal Use License)

Sculpting audio excellence, one layer at a time...

These 3D printed bookshelf speakers throw out an impressively wide soundstage and boast a warm mid-bass response. Mid-treble tones have been tastefully subdued to avoid sharpness and improve extended listening sessions. The top end is sugary sweet, detailed, and accurate.

Print-It-Yourself Kit available for purchase:

https://www.depositionsound.com/product/pre-order-fdm5-diy-print-it-yourself-kit

Detailed Assembly Guide:

https://www.depositionsound.com/fdm5-assembly-instructions

Printing & Assembly Instructions for FDM5 Loudspeaker

Note: The preferred method of assembly requires the use of cyanoacrylate (CA) glue and an accelerant. A thick construction adhesive or 2-part epoxy may be utilized in conjunction with clamp-up and sufficient cure times. Additionally, the preferred filament material is PETG. PLA may be used in lieu of PETG, but only if the assembled speaker stays indoors and away from direct sunlight.

General print settings:

• Build Volume Required: 256mm x 256mm x 256mm (Bambu Lab X1-Carbon, P1S, and P1P recommended)

• Nozzle Diameter: 0.60 mm

• Layer height: 0.24 mm

• Print temperature: 240°C

• Bed material: Tempered glass (for perfectly flat surfaces)

• Bed temperature: 50°C

• Bed adhesion: Single layer of glue stick (to prevent warping)

Part-specific print settings:

Suggested number of wall loops and infill percentages are all minimums. All parts should have four (4) top and bottom layers with concentric infill.

• Crossover Stand-Offs: 0% infill, 3 walls

• Front Baffle: 15% infill (gyroid), 4 walls

• Main Cabinet: 10% infill (gyroid), 2 walls

• Back Plate: 15% infill (gyroid), 4 walls

• Accent Ring: 100% infill (concentric)