Quick question, which is the best software for 3D printing as I have been using tinkerCAD but I fine that limiting for the angled design that I have.
DIY Planar magnetic heapdhones in details
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Torac
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I used to use that before I realised fusion 360 existed, it's made by the same people and has much more sophisticated tools. You'll get a lot more out of it.
I keep trying to download it but I just never find the download link, or maybe am just dumb
Torac
Previously known as EssentialEDM
Google ''Fusion 360" go on the first link (Autodesk). It should tell you to make an account but just sign in to the one you made when using tinkercad, reload the page and download should be on the third step box.
Oh so we just use the same account. Thanks M8
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When you say spacers do you mean like the space between the membrane and the magnets? Where did you get your N52 magnets from? Sorry for being a pain in the butt. This was as close as I could get to find some N52 magnets https://www.aliexpress.com/item/5pc...5e2e930&transAbTest=ae803_1&priceBeautifyAB=0
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Any idea where I can get these magnets in Asia?
Do you just solder the wires onto the copper wires? Which type of kapton did you use exactly, did you use the basic ones?
Any company that makes that combination (mylar + aluminium)? Do you solder the wires onto the coppers wires?
So i was just messing around with TinkerCAD tryna make a design for a custom Planar (Yes thanks alot for opening this thread it really inspired me) and i came across this......
What about bar magnets like that? Or should I shrink the magnets, also the total size of the membrane is 110mm.
Or maybe something like this
Also wont the semicircular shape of the magnets work as a wave guide or a fazzor?
What about bar magnets like that? Or should I shrink the magnets, also the total size of the membrane is 110mm.
Or maybe something like this
Also wont the semicircular shape of the magnets work as a wave guide or a fazzor?
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Well i redesigned it because i thought that those magnets in the first one were tooo crazy big and the design was complete ball sacks and. Also I am aiming for a closed back design. The orange shape is the membrane BTW.
This isnt final since i will be adding bass ports for some air and bass. Also the vertical and parrallel dual magnets would weigh a literal kilo. The magnets are a semicircle for a fazzor or waveguide effect
This isnt final since i will be adding bass ports for some air and bass. Also the vertical and parrallel dual magnets would weigh a literal kilo. The magnets are a semicircle for a fazzor or waveguide effect
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I followed you with great interest, great work and diffusion, the result seems really excellent. And I join my interest to your support when you put it on sale.
I would like to know if the shape of the diaphragm is not completely circular or you have avoided some form of suppressing resonances of mylar.
I also see in your photos some ripples in the diaphragm, is it intentional? I read you many pages back the idea of using a die.
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Pedro
I would like to know if the shape of the diaphragm is not completely circular or you have avoided some form of suppressing resonances of mylar.
I also see in your photos some ripples in the diaphragm, is it intentional? I read you many pages back the idea of using a die.
Regards,
Pedro
By ripples you mean the holes in the overall diaphragm?
The Audio Technica M60X video. The headphones are on the left.
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