Retro Radio for Smart Speaker

⚠️ Printing Notes

When printing the grid, it is recommended to apply some glue to the build plate beforehand, as the delicate pattern might otherwise detach 🛠️
Alternatively, a Cool Plate can also be used – the model was successfully printed with it as well 👍

🛠️ ⚠️Assembly Notes

Below you will find assembly instructions in .pdf format, explaining the assembly in 5 simple steps 📄
For a particularly secure hold, I recommend applying a thin layer of superglue to the protruding edge of the main body 🧴
Afterward, the front grille and control panel can be firmly pressed on.🔧✨

🎨 Design

This retro radio combines modern technology with a very simple, classic retro design 📻
The sides of the radio are finished with a fine Fuzzy Skin surface, which gives the model a pleasant texture and an authentic vintage look ✨
The seam was intentionally placed on the underside so that the visible surfaces appear particularly clean and high-quality 🧼
The front grille is designed in a classic retro look, allowing the music to resonate optimally outwards 🎵
The control panel plate has a wood texture, as known from old radios, further emphasizing the retro character 🌳

🔲 Versions

Currently, there are two variants for the front grille 🎨
One version with a radio lettering for an authentic vintage look 📻
And a version without lettering, if you want to keep the design simpler or customize it later ✨

🔊 Compatibility

Currently, there is a version specifically for the Amazon Echo Dot (3rd Generation) 🔊
Further models for other devices are already planned and will follow in the future 🚀

🧰 Required Material

The following parts are needed for assembly 🔧:

🧵 Material Consumption

Depending on the chosen grille variant, the model requires a maximum of approximately 533.45 g of filament 🖨️

Exploded View of the Model:

Enjoy printing and decorating ✨

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