Ipad 3 Magnetic Speaker redirector

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<p>I believe it will also work fine on an Ipad 2 but not tested.</p> <p>Held on with 4 small magnets, self adjusting, takes a reasonable knock or simply slides off. Makes a HUGE difference in audio.</p> <p>Prints flat in 2 parts with no support needed, there are no overhangs.</p> <p>I have tried a few out there and they were all a pain to print and never attached properly.</p> <h3>Instructions</h3> <p>Magnets used were 4mm dia x 1.5mm thick.</p> <p>Stick them to ipad first and mark the top so you know which way to glue them in.</p> <p>The magnets in the top section can go in full depth but the ones in the bottom section need to protrude a small amount at an angle for best grip.</p> <p>I used hot melt glue to assemble the 2 halves and glue in the bottom magnets, the top ones I used a few drops of acetone in the hole and it appears to hold them in. Time will tell, superglue is probably better.</p> <p>When printing make sure the holes are upwards on the top piece.</p> <p>Model files included for Designspark Mechanical.</p> <p>Gave inspiration to the Ipad Speaker Chip as I did make one but found it too flimsy, I had tried magnets a year ago though, obvious choice since an ipad 3 with a smart cover will erase a hard drive a mile away.. 37 magnets I believe !</p> <p>Also a nod in the direction of the Ipad 2 Sound deflector, which I have used for well over a year with rubber bands to try and help it hold on..</p> Category: Mobile Phone