Put together a Dayton C Note speaker kit and print the cabinets to avoid clamping, sanding, staining, painting, and other annoying woodworking tasks!
The cabinet is designed to fit exactly inside the MK3 print volume, which results in a 7.4L sealed internal volume as compared to the 9.0L ported volume of the knock down cabinets in the kit. The cabinet changes don't actually reduce bass output by much, and performance is extremely similar to the stock design. See the full write up on Reddit for more info.
Construction notes:
Print like you would any other large model, whatever works best for you for bed adhesion and minimal warping. The Draft preset works well, but you may want to increase the number of perimeters if you are worried about strength/stiffness. Supports are only needed for the recessed front panel around the tweeter.
The speakers in the project photos use a black and blue two color filament for the first layer, with a hilbert curve bottom solid infill pattern. A .3mf file with PrusaSlicer settings, supports, seam, and color changes if you want a similar look. Hilbert bottom solid layers tend to underextrude by quite a bit, so it may take some trial and error to dial in your z calibration, extrusion multiplier, etc.
A STEP file is included if you want to make adjustments.
As long as the cabinet is sealed the D Note design is very tolerant of volume and porting. Full report and measurements showing the practical impacts here → https://www.reddit.com/r/diyaudio/comments/101fwos/d_notes_dayton_c_notes_with_3d_printed_cabinets/
The author marked this model as their own original creation.