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Wangzai Can Speaker

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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For making a small Bluetooth speaker from a 245ml Wangzai milk can

Total cost within 50.

 

The mesh on the top cover is an additional cylinder; you can choose its shape and density when slicing. Print the two parts centered and aligned

 

The opening plate can be used to help mark and make openings

 

The speaker used is a 3-inch 5-watt full-range speaker with a diaphragm size of 65mm, which perfectly matches the can's bottom size.

The Bluetooth board purchased is a DUA-benli mono TWS module.

 

The lining can be used to help fix the Bluetooth module and battery. I use a short cylindrical lithium battery (the Bluetooth module does not have protection, so the battery needs a protection board)

Do not use 18650! It will be blocked by the speaker!

 

 

The module has TWS function; two can automatically pair for stereo sound

For parts, it is recommended to use paste adhesives such as structural silicone or nail-free adhesive.

 

After assembly, remember to wait until the glue is completely dry before testing!

 

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