SPK-B

It takes about
1hr
It costs about
30€
Difficulty
Advanced
License

Speaker Battery

BEFORE YOU START

By following the instructions below and/or downloading the linked files you agree to the specified license agreement.

Tools

3d printer

3d printer

Soldering iron

Soldering iron

File

File

Flathead Screwdriver

Flathead Screwdriver

Material

Electric cable

Electric cable

Coloured Filament

Coloured Filament - PETG

Heat shrink tube

Heat shrink tube

Components

O-ring

O-ring

Weights

Weights - 2kg

Electronic components

3S 18650 Protection Board
WONDOM SURE - BCPB2
24V 2.5A - AC/DC Power Supply
Barrel Plug Center Positive 2.1 x 5.5 mm
DC female Jack
2.1mm - 5.5mm
Region Specific AC power Plug
110 or 230 VAC
We work hard to keep our links and components list updated, but It might happen that some of the components get discontinued. If you notice any anomalies with one of our components please let us know.

1 Printing

1.1. Printing

After downloading the files (3D print section above), print the pieces with the following printing settings:

Printing the bases:

Nozzle: 1,2mm, for a riffle effect download our Prusa Slicer settings
Material: PETG
Layer height: 0.8 mm

Printing the battery holder:

Nozzle: 0.4 mm
Material: PETG
Layer height: 0.2 mm
Infill: 15%

2 Preparation

2.1. Making of the slots

Mark the measures precisely on the base pieces

Carefully switch the soldering station on and heat it up to 200°C. Slowly melt the plastic creating the illustrated holes

2.2. Soldering of the BMS

Cut the cables to the given lengths

Solder the cables to the board as illustrated

3 Assembly

3.1. Assembly of the base

Take one o-ring an make a wolf’s head knot

Secure it at the holder piece as illustrated

Repeat with all the holes of the BMS

Attention

Use gloves while handling lead. Do not touch your eyes, nose and mouth

Warning

BE CAREFUL WHILE HANDLING LEAD

Use protection gloves, don’t touch your mouth and eyes while touching lead and wash your hands carefully when finished. We strongly recommend putting the lead inside a zip lock bag to prevent particles from exiting the base.

3.3. Closing the base

Insert the lead inside the bottom piece filling a 4cm high layer

Pass the cables through the hole in the external wall

Pass the cables into the hole into the cilinder of the piece.

3.4. SPK-B - SOLDERING THE JACK PLUG

Take the jack plug, identify the + and - with a multimeter and solder the cables. Secure the soldering with heatshrinks

Fasten the jack plug at the external wall of the bottom piece through the screw

3.5. Finishing the assembly

Slide the top piece into the bottom piece until the top is flash

Slide the cables through the whole length of the tube

4 SPK-B is ready!

SPK-B