Our local pool's Colorado Timing System starter was damaged, somebody probably dropped it. The speaker mounts were all broken, leaving the speaker driver to flop around inside the speaker horn and fall out.

This is a mount designed to capture and hold the speaker driver in place so it can be screwed to the speaker horn.

My print volume is only 125mm^3, and the speaker horn is 135mm at the widest, so a single piece is too large. This prints 3 pieces that can be screwed together with whatever screws, washers, and nuts you have laying around.

Snapmaker v1

No

Yes

0.4

8%

Part 1 did not need supports, but needs to be printed twice.
Part 2 was printed with Cura's Supports, Normal, Touching Buildplate, Concentric.

The speaker is inserted into part 2, then the two part 1s are screwed to part 2. Then the assembled piece is mounted in the speaker horn.

I printed in 0.4mm layer height for prototyping, and kept the first successful parts. If any of the parts break, I will reprint at 0.1mm and more infill.

This was relatively challenging for my modeling skill level. Particularly making the tabs that mount part 2 to part 1 line up correctly.

The original parts are public on TinkerCAD:
https://www.tinkercad.com/things/2Q1ILSZsbTZ-cts-starter-speaker-mount-p1
https://www.tinkercad.com/things/30cOLEVYXHg-cts-starter-speaker-mount-p2