[Squirg]

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Dual 2015, dual 2389.  Sounds great after boring out the horn.  This was my first attempt at it.  Anyone else have any experience forming a horn?  

 

[Squirg]

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Dual 2015 and dual 2389.  Sounds good after boring out the horn.  Anyone have any tips for creating a horn?

 

[Squirg]

 

[Xymordos]

That wood face plate looks amazing! It actually so well rounded that it looks one with the shell.

 

[sanekn]

This is really impressive mate!
 
just for info guys, those 12v UV led strips works extragood with Fotoplast!

 

[Mogol]

Hi guys!
 
For several months, I'm interested in the making of DIY CIEM. I have some experience, but even more - questions. I did pair of headphones with dynamic speakers and they sounds bad =). Maybe later i can show you some photos.
 
Now i work on the second project - single BA CIEM. I use EGGER LP/H for shells and i want to make the metal faceplates (only for this project). The problem is that i  can not attach faceplate to the shell (i use Loctite 420 glue), and LP/H covering the faceplate flake off. Here and on other web resources i see many beautiful CIEM with wood, metal, plastic etc faceplates. Can you, guys tell me more detailed how to put together all that parts. Even if i can glue the faceplate to the shell (change superglue or use epoxy), i don't know how to make a good looking cover using acrylic. Maybe special laquer hold that parts together? 
 
Sorry for my english, and excuse me if i did not notice the posts about this issue.

 

[sanekn]

  Hi guys!
 
For several months, I'm interested in the making of DIY CIEM. I have some experience, but even more - questions. I did pair of headphones with dynamic speakers and they sounds bad =). Maybe later i can show you some photos.
 
Now i work on the second project - single BA CIEM. I use EGGER LP/H for shells and i want to make the metal faceplates (only for this project). The problem is that i  can not attach faceplate to the shell (i use Loctite 420 glue), and LP/H covering the faceplate flake off. Here and on other web resources i see many beautiful CIEM with wood, metal, plastic etc faceplates. Can you, guys tell me more detailed how to put together all that parts. Even if i can glue the faceplate to the shell (change superglue or use epoxy), i don't know how to make a good looking cover using acrylic. May be special laquer hold that parts together? 
 
Sorry for my english, and excuse me if i did not notice the posts about this issue.

I use the bi-component epoxy resin for the wood ones. For acryllic i think it's the lacquer instead of glue (i have the fotoplast lack 3)

 

[tomekk]

Hi everyone! I read your posts from 3 months, now I work actively on the first prototypes. While waiting for a package of Soundlink, I have been working on the reshells. (first) Super Fi 3 and (second) TF10.
 
 
It's a UV nail gel (gelatinous sticky bad stuff ), but I'll start playing seriously with a Dreve (soon

).
 
 

 

[Mogol]

  I use the bi-component epoxy resin for the wood ones. For acryllic i think it's the lacquer instead of glue (i have the fotoplast lack 3)

Tnx, but faceplate of your IEM looks like a thick layer (about 3 mm i guess). I try to achieve thin layer of metal (or plastic maybe) covered with acrylic for 2-3 mm.

 

[sanekn]

Hello all! The duplicating material and my homemade curing chamber (a 100mm pvc tube, two round mirrors, 1m of uv led strip) working like intended finally. Still I need to practice so i will explode those i made yesterday and try to do it better this time.

 

[Andrumgt]

Any of you guys ever scanned impressions with a non-dedicated ear impression scanner?If you did, how did they turned out? I scanned a couple of impressions with a 3d scanner from makerbot, called digitizer, and the resolution was quite good, never printed them out though, because they seemed a little bit larger than actual size.Any of you guys had this problem?I scanned them with the sanner's software, then edited them out in the earmould producer software from 3shape.
Did you tried any of the SLA printers from taobao or aliex?how dod they turned out?
Thanks!

Do all of my questions have secret answers?
Thanks!

 

[Mogol]

Hello all!

The duplicating material and my homemade curing chamber (a 100mm pvc tube, two round mirrors, 1m of uv led strip) working like intended finally. Still I need to practice so i will explode those i made yesterday and try to do it better this time.




 

Your LED are 365 or 395 nm? Or it doesn't matter? How many watts?

And the duplicating material, it remains wet after cooling? How it durable? Easy is it to mess it up, to split, pulling out the impression or shell?

 

[sanekn]

 

it's the 395, i don't know just random strip on aliexpress,
 
The agar remains kinda wet but it really helps to remove the impression and shells. Quite easy to split, but not as easy as the gelatine. So i'd say it's sturdy enough for what it's suppose to do

 

[Xymordos]

Made a 4 driver hybrid myself and had an interesting thing. On my desktop system (where I tuned it) it sounds excellent. On my ZX1 player, it sounds horrible - bass is loose, no treble, veiled....Did I make the IEM with too much impedance?

 

[piotrus-g]

  Made a 4 driver hybrid myself and had an interesting thing. On my desktop system (where I tuned it) it sounds excellent. On my ZX1 player, it sounds horrible - bass is loose, no treble, veiled....Did I make the IEM with too much impedance?

rather not enough.