SEVERANCE Speaker/Intercom Build

[Astyanax]

Hot tap water helped with the shaping. And it does not seem to need magnets!



I would, however, suggest four connection points instead of two, as the grill wants to "roll" without any bracing.

 

[Astyanax]

Painted....

 

[scornflake]

For your consideration:

1. four mount points instead of 2
2. panel set back an additional 1mm

 

[Astyanax]

THANK YOU so much!

 

[Astyanax]

Added the lens and stuck on some rubber feet, and the prototype is done!
I hot glued the grill in, which makes it possible to remove without damaging the speaker, but otherwise holds it just fine.

This version is just an empty box.

 

[CouchPotatoTalk]

Added the lens and stuck on some rubber feet, and the prototype is done!
I hot glued the grill in, which makes it possible to remove without damaging the speaker, but otherwise holds it just fine.

This version is just an empty box.

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This turned out excellent! FDM printer? Can you share the filament you used. The color is perfect.

 

[Astyanax]

Thanks for the kind words!

No, I used a resin printer, and painted with Rustoleum Painter's Touch 2X, in white and navy blue, following up with a matte clear-coat.

 

[CouchPotatoTalk]

Printed in PLA on Bambu P1S

I need to get cream colored PLA or paint it. Otherwise, very happy with it!

What are people putting inside of them so it doesn't look hollow? I thought about turning it into a lamp or printing a black insert to add behind the front

 

[Astyanax]

Love it, looks great! I put speaker cloth behind the the front holes and the back vents, plus a small camera lens behind the camera hole.

 

[stussy]

Think i need to watch this series.

 

[basvanderploeg]

I came across scornflake's model, and had to make it functional. Still need to put a camera in it, but the basics are done. Here's the result:

 

[scornflake]

. very cool!

 

[Astyanax]

Finally finished mine!



And yes, it talks too!

 

[speederbiker]

I recently 3D printed the amazing model shared here and was looking for the most accurate wire and plug as seen in the show when they rush in and literally pull the plug on Mark S. Has anyone identified what type of connector is attached to the gray cable? It’s no a connector I immediately recognized. Thanks for any assistance you guys might be able to provide.

 

[basvanderploeg]

Today I upgraded some of the internals. Now it has an actual functioning camera (on a 3D printed bracket) that can be viewed from any browser.

 

[dennis808]

Finally finished mine!

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And yes, it talks too!

That's perfect! What kind of device did you use to play the sample?

 

[Astyanax]

That's perfect! What kind of device did you use to play the sample?

Thank you!

I shared my "push-to-play-sound" discoveries here:

Remote Triggered Sound Effect for Props?

Hello! When showing my collection, there are a couple props that I would like to point to, reach into my pocket, push a button and have it make a cool sound. So I am trying to figure out the simplest way to trigger a sound effect from my props on-demand, kind of like those remote-triggered...

www.therpf.com

 

[caross]

Absolutely love this. Nicely done, and thanks for the continual updates on this. I love to see how models/ideas evolve.

 

[dennis808]

I recently 3D printed the amazing model shared here and was looking for the most accurate wire and plug as seen in the show when they rush in and literally pull the plug on Mark S. Has anyone identified what type of connector is attached to the gray cable? It’s no a connector I immediately recognized. Thanks for any assistance you guys might be able to provide.

I’m quite sure it was a 5-pin DIN plug, as used in MIDI connectors and old HiFi equipment (pre rca-plugs). I think computer keyboards used to have them before they all became PS/2 plugs. The plug looks to be a molded on variant, not a soldered/screwed on type.

EDIT: It looks a lot like this one:

Hirschmann 930 965-517-1 DIN Plug

https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41xVupZKH8L.jpg

 

[SkyCatcher]

Today I upgraded some of the internals. Now it has an actual functioning camera (on a 3D printed bracket) that can be viewed from any browser.

I’m curious what Logitech camera you used that fit and made it functional?