3d phone amplifier

This 3D printable design tackles the challenge of using a speaker without power while still allowing phone accessibility and functionality. Featuring rails for interchangeable attachments, my design allows users to switch from a nightstand attachment...

The Cell Phone Stand Holder is available in multiple file formats, including STL, OBJ, and 3DS, making it easy to import into your preferred 3D modeling software or 3D printer. With its compact size and versatility, this holder is an essential...

For a seamless installation experience, please refer to the instructional video on YouTube, titled "Phone Holder 4.0," which demonstrates how to properly insert the cable into the holder. The dimensions of this USB port are precisely measured at 10...

Just a basic simple phone amp to hold a cell phone, in a case, for increasing the sound feel. ... Also just a thing.

The holder can securely hold the cell phone https://youtu.be/bM3pkp6VIbQ

... movies. Want to make me your new best buddy? All you need to do is stick some glue in my peepers after we print me out - don't worry, my eyes are just figurines and won't be 3D printed themselves. ...I'm crafted from high-quality PLA plastic.

... accessory redirects audio from your phone, ensuring optimal sound projection. ...Place the phone speaker at the bottom for best results; it works across various tested smartphones. ...Fabricated using a Replicator 2 with 10% infill and one shell layer.

If you're looking for a sound booster for your phone, you found it. This phone volume booster is very useful. It works really good. ... If you like it, please support me =) Please follow me and check my other designs =...

Print your card in a vertical position without any additional materials for a clean finish. ...Check out this YouTube video to learn how to use a phone holder and charge your phone simultaneously: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9vEO_soZJU

A friend of mine craved a phone stand but desired ample space to plug his phone in while utilizing it. He yearned for something resembling the Groovi monster, prompting me to come up with this creation. I modeled it in AutoCAD, which proved to be...

... drive so I unfortunately won't be updating this one. But I'll probably take another shot at it. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: CR-10S Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 10 Filament: Sunlu PLA+ Category: Mobile Phone

This phone stand was crafted specifically for my trusty Samsung Galaxy S10+, and its clever design also makes it a perfect fit for my bathroom's hook. ...Feel free to draw inspiration from it, but be aware that you'll likely need to make some...

The model with a guitar on the face requires a filament change at layer 243. ...I do not have the Prusa MMU2. **Phone Slot Dimensions** *Height*: 143.50 mm *Width*: 95 mm *Depth*: 37.145 mm **Hook Dimensions** *Diameter*: 34 mm

A friend of mine wanted a phone stand but he wanted enough room to plug his phone in while using the stand. He really wanted something that looked like the groovi monster so I came up with this.</p> <p>I modelled it in AutoCAD which proved to be...

This is a desktop phone stand/speaker of my design it redirects the sound from your phone in one direction. I designed this using OnShape as my first CAD project the Idea was to be able to print without supports and in one piece. This print...

Phone Slot DimensionsHeight: 143.50 mmWidth: 95 mmDepth: 37.145 mmHook DimensionsDiameter: 34 mmPrint SettingsPrinter brand: Prusa I3 MK3S+Rafts: NoSupports: EverywhereInfill: 0.60Filament brand: OvertureFilament color: Black, Orange, Translucent...

... my work, your small donations will be gratefully received. *Update: For larger covers with rectangular phone holders, please note that the ideal size is between 80mm and 11mm. ...Standard cover holders should measure around 75mm to 10mm.*

I'm really proud of the design I created for my life hacks project at school, and I'd love it if you checked out the video. If you enjoy it, please consider subscribing to see more content like this! ... PLA: 215 4800 mm/min Layer Height: .03 mm

Cell phone stand with speaker amplifier

this is a sound amplifier for phone. ...simple to print!

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Smart Phone Holder with Built-in Amplifier Speaker

Two functions in one, speaker amplifier and cell phone support for convenience. ... measurements of the space to place the cell phone: 80mm long x 12mm wide If your cell phone is bigger, with the parameters of the cure can be modified :)

Non Slip Base with USB cord pass through Fits Mastral's Phone Stand Amplifier Soft PLA parts are noted in file title and Blue in UP picture. Use Super-Glue and M3 fasteners. ... No Branded Parts Included.

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Although the sound quality isn't groundbreaking, using this device with a phone featuring its speaker positioned below the middle yields surprisingly louder results. This makes it suitable for use as a portable conference phone. Its functionality is...

I created this simple phone speaker amplifier for my Xiaomi redmi note 9s. I have included the file without the hole for my phone so you can make the hole suitable for yours. I have tested it and the sound is much louder than without this thing. The...

This amplifier is designed to enhance the performance of Galaxy Note 4, potentially accommodating other phones as well. Print Settings Displayed Here. Raft Settings Can Be Ignored Completely. Rafts Are Not Supported Yes. Printing Resolution...

Not being entirely familiar with true quarter wave acoustic devices didn't deter me from experimenting, and I was pleased to find that this miniaturized version produced a significantly louder sound than my previous bell-shaped phone amplifier...

90’s Boombox Phone Amplifier Oh, digital music before smartphones had its charm; some of you may agree with me. Before they came, the MP3 players, and before that, iPods and the Discman. But what made people want music to be portable? The 90's...