Hi,

I will share the files later this weekend. 

This gap isn't perfect. However you hardly see it as my speakers are black and they are wall mounted in 'portrait format'.

Thanks Ravsted.  And thanks in advance for sharing!

Actually, I think it looks quite clean. Really nice work!

My original post I was referring to your older comment "My plan keeping the original cover beneath the slats did not turn out very well. I changed the approach.".  My thoughts were to do the same, and fasten the 3Dprinted lamellae holder on top of the 'original cover' with magnets in the printed part.  What were the difficulties with your 'over the original cover' approach?

My suspicion is that the lamellae stick out foo far from the speaker when installed this way.

Thanks again!

Link to STL files.

I am personally using the Beolab 7.2 and Beolab 4000 brackets. And after several month the oak lamellas still fit perfectly. The top lamella on the Beolab 7.2 is held in place with double sided adhesive tape. All other lamellas are just a tight fit.

The Beolab 1 bracket was made for user Del16. I do not know if it actually fits as intended.

Print with 100% infill.

Beolab 1:

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Gap width: 4mm

Beolab 4000:

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Gap width: 4.5 - 4.7 mm

I really like the idea of the wood replacements for the Beolab 4000's but why do they all have that large gap at the top? It really takes away from the fit and finish.

Agree.... However, in my case you don't really see it due to speaker color and placement. 

I see two ways of solving it.  

1. The easy one: Cut a matching piece of wood to fill the gap. 

2. The advanced one: Make more 'advanced' lamellas which are all individually made with a deeper top/bottom section. 

Thanks for sharing!  Great work!

Thank you very much for uploading the files. Great work indeed!

My printer is already gettin hot ;-))

I´ll let you know if it fits.

Kind regards

Christian

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Hi

Maybe I missed something, or I got a different version of the beolab 4000. 

The printing was good so far but the holder won't snap on the steel clamps of the speaker. 

Maybe there is a detailed picture of the holding on the speaker. 

Mine looks like this 

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Haha, found it how to clip it on😁

You can mirror the bracket before printing. This will allow you to get a version that can be inserted into the steel clip of the speaker from the side you prefer. This is a feature i the Cura print utility... Guess any other print utility has this option too...

Loosening the 3 torx screws will allow you to move the steel clip of the speaker to the position you prefer.