TurboSound_natural amplifier_How to use your old turbin's spiral

thingiverse

I must demolish my car to build something new. First, disassemble the turbine's spiral and make a natural amplifier from it. The results are amazing - sound passes through the turbine and amplifies in volume in an unexpected way, requiring no power at all. I'm left with a beautiful design that produces great sounds! Engines aren't just car parts; they're loyal companions who've been with us for thousands of hours, witnessing years of hard work, fun, worries, and excitement together. Ferrari & Zagni is a grinding facility that breathes new life into old engines. When it's time to replace an engine, we take many components (pistons, valves, turbines, etc.) out of the old one. We believe these discarded parts are not just waste but concrete memories of people who worked hard with them. They deserve a new life as useful objects for everyone. The TurboSound is our second prototype. Our dream is to give new life to these memories and turn them into objects that can benefit humanity. We want to save the past while creating something better for the future. Our goal is not just to preserve memories of the past, but also to implement sustainable production methods - socially and environmentally friendly ones. The Grinding Project is an open project that allows free collaboration from various workshops and calls for ideas. Our design process and production methods are shared under a creative commons license. Feel free to contact us with suggestions or feedback on how we can improve. **Print Settings:** Printer: Gimax 3D Max Rafts: Doesn't matter Supports: Doesn't matter Resolution: max 300 microns Important notes: Every turbine's spiral has a unique diameter that must be taken into account when designing the amplifier, and the tilt must also change accordingly to ensure stability.