That looks quality built.

How much was it on Drop?

I dont see much mention of LZ A6 6-driver iem. Outside head-fi seems some good reviews for it.

https://audiofool.reviews/building-a-custom-in-ear-monitor/ nice process described..

It works without apple id for me.

Great job, you seem to have advanced to professional level.

Thanks for the information. You got lucky with the scanner. I need to keep looking for such, Did it come with driver and software?

Hi that's quiet impressive. I have few questions 1) What resin printer are you using 2) Do you have a link to the scanner you used 3) What biocompatible resin are you using and where did you source it 4) Do you directly print scanned model ? I guess that means the earmold have to be prepared...

Project looks cool, but sorry to tell you you need to throw away the shells as soon as possible as your ears are more valuable. You need to use biocompatible resins like https://www.detax.de/en/content/3D-Produkte.php https://www.3dresyns.com/pages/bio-compatible-3dresyns Resin you used is not...

What driver is in https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/shuoer-tape.24059/ ?

I guess you also need new headfi name ?

@ericj nice to see you on this thread. Are you good with CAD ? I think the best thing you can do is buy a readymade shell or just a cheap KZ iem and use them for housing your westone3 drivers. You can design the connector in CAD and print it on your anycubic, may be you will have to consider for...

No I havent, I dont have time to build one right now. Might be a project for sometime later. But they have a facebook group if you want to join. The scan resolution depends on your camera. I think it should be good one for ear mold scanning. Good thing is now there are cheaper resin 3dprinters...

https://www.openscan.eu/?lang=en