u/Bobqcarter

I designed this sphere speaker specifically for the parts listed below.

The port is tuned to 50hz, ~8 liter volume, modeled in VituixCAD.

I test printed the holes and pocket depth and adjusted the dimensions for a perfect fit.

One enclosure fits on an H2 series Bambu printer and the model doesn't need supports.

I have not printed one as of now, but intend to soon. I have all the parts already from my TABAQ large build (pic is from 2018, the system has changed a lot since then).

Parts List (from partsexpress):

Tang Band W5-2143

Gold Banana 5-Way Binding Post Banana Jack Round Recessed Speaker Terminal Cup

BSC:

-wired in parallel

-glued to the back side of the terminal cup

1.0mH inductor

3.9ohm resistor
If anyone wants to give it a try here's the free model: https://cults3d.com/:4803114

I asked an AI like a year ago how long until I can just type what I want a game to be and get a game, and it said five years. Tonight, I typed, in very great detail, exactly this board game I designed a long time ago, and it crapped out the HTML nearly instantly. It did one thing wrong then, after prompting, it fixed it. I loaded the game to my site and it worked! I'm blown away. I asked it if it could make it rudimentary multiplayer, where if two people are on the site, the first one to click white sets the sides. And that worked too! I'm blown away. GameofGates.com -It's janky, but I was about to pay a guy on fiverr a thousand bucks to make just this a year ago and Gemini did it in seconds.
Rules: Turn a gate, move your piece, get to the other side square in the corner or pin your opponent against the edge so they can't move.

It's still a little janky, because there are no rails, but hey, its my game on the web!

I've drawn this up a couple times over the years. The first image is an AI upscale of my weak rendering and modeling skills. Six wheels and tandem seating. The seating is really high up because all the motors and batteries would take up the lower space. The whole (tan) canopy would open up from the hinges in the back.