[Farquarl]

That looks awesome.
I'm really interested. How much $ do you think it will be ?

What exactly? Scanning your moulds or printing you a pair of shells? Printing the shells is not just scanning and hit the print button. I will post a video of the digital process of moddeling a shell in a not so distant future. As for the price of the printed shells, i don´t want to make a profit (my guess is, this would be against forum rules anyway). I am located in germany so take that into account for shipping. For a pair i would take 20€. Due to the nature of 3D printing the shells will be opaque and need to be lacquered to achieve true transparency.
If you just want your moulds as a 3D file i wont charge anything.

 

[itsnotLupus]

Guys, i've found this scheme of MASM7 is this a good one? I have a really tiny ears, will try to fit 2 3mm OD but seems difficult... Here are my actual GK set i want to replace (acoustic tube detached from ba after a fall)

Do you think it's doable to make place for 2 tubes here?

I listen to alot of metal, jazz, classical, how's everyone experience with it?

Sorry, totally forgot to update the diagram and post description. there was a small change in the RAB tube length after a design update.
Now fixed in original post. Hope it's still useful.
https://www.head-fi.org/threads/home-made-iems.430688/page-701#post-15336246

 

[itsnotLupus]

What exactly? Scanning your moulds or printing you a pair of shells? Printing the shells is not just scanning and hit the print button. I will post a video of the digital process of moddeling a shell in a not so distant future. As for the price of the printed shells, i don´t want to make a profit (my guess is, this would be against forum rules anyway). I am located in germany so take that into account for shipping. For a pair i would take 20€. Due to the nature of 3D printing the shells will be opaque and need to be lacquered to achieve true transparency.
If you just want your moulds as a 3D file i wont charge anything.

Thanks a lot, I will look for shipping prices on monday (UTC -6), to see if it's feasible.
Where I live I have not been able to find a place where I can scan the molds, the closest has been in a dental office and they could not give me a clear answer if they would or not. Have tried Meshroom for photogrammetry scans, it was fun to try but not useful.
Almost all 3D printer shops only do FDM, the ones that have SLA or DLP are focused on the manufacturing industry, and the prices they have are just too high.

I know there is a lot of work involved in moddeling, I started messing around on Meshmixer and blender without reasonable success yet.

 

[Farquarl]

Here is how i do it in Meshmixer:

 

[bamskie10]

So I found this while searching taobao. BA made by molex, said to be used in the Final Audio Heaven II.

https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a230r.1.14.6.40fd3116aS7ALl&id=524641454588

 

[Tornbrand]

This probably is a stupid question but I’m making my first ciem with the belsing 10013 and I’ve read that many of you guys use a zobel with 25 ohm resistor and 22uf cap. But I can’t find a suitable resistor or cap. Anyone that can point me in the right direction to where and which to buy.
Thanks!

 

[eunice]

Use 10Ohm and 15 Ohm in series (or 12 and 13 or whatever) as resistor. 22uF caps are easy to find, e.g. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/323...chweb0_0,searchweb201602_6,searchweb201603_53

 

[Tornbrand]

Use 10Ohm and 15 Ohm in series (or 12 and 13 or whatever) as resistor. 22uF caps are easy to find, e.g. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/323...chweb0_0,searchweb201602_6,searchweb201603_53

regarding caps, what volt should be used?
Thanks for your reply

 

[Tornbrand]

regarding caps, what volt should be used?
Thanks for your reply

Never mind my last comment. Completely missed your link (don’t know how that was possible)

 

[emil2099]

This probably is a stupid question but I’m making my first ciem with the belsing 10013 and I’ve read that many of you guys use a zobel with 25 ohm resistor and 22uf cap. But I can’t find a suitable resistor or cap. Anyone that can point me in the right direction to where and which to buy.
Thanks!

I have also used this which I’m assuming is close enough:
https://uk.farnell.com/panasonic/erjp08f24r9v/res-24r9-1-0-66w-1206-thick-film/dp/2327125

 

[Tornbrand]

I have also used this which I’m assuming is close enough:
https://uk.farnell.com/panasonic/erjp08f24r9v/res-24r9-1-0-66w-1206-thick-film/dp/2327125

Does it matter what volt cap I use?

 

[sanekn]

Sorry, totally forgot to update the diagram and post description. there was a small change in the RAB tube length after a design update.
Now fixed in original post. Hope it's still useful.
https://www.head-fi.org/threads/home-made-iems.430688/page-701#post-15336246

Thank you very much man, it's not too late, I've been really busy at work and remodeling the flat so didn't really had time to do anything CIEM related I'm just preparing myself slowly

 

[eunice]

Does it matter what volt cap I use?

The max output of a smartphone headphone jack is 3.5V peak to peak, since the BA are very sensitive that is more than enough to drive to most of the recipes in this thread to more than enough volume.

So using unpolarized caps that are 5V or up is good. If you want to read about how to use polarized caps, search for NASA in this thread.

 

[MuZo2]

Here is how i do it in Meshmixer:

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 before hand.

Suggestion
Have a look at Secretear software , if you want to take it futher. Its a software to model the ear pieces from scan model.

 

[wardy]

I see how this can come an addiction now... Here are a couple of new builds, experimenting with different resins and driver combos, White is a Single RAB-32257 and the black is a triple CI / TWFK combo.