Maker Speaker Enclosure

I made these speakers for a radio/mp3 player in my workshop (i.e. basement), so they have sort of a maker theme.
I'm afraid they were designed around parts I already had so you may want to alter the design. The cad files are available from [Onshape](https://cad.onshape.com/documents/94fe97cea9bdaa4bcc6065cd/w/a4b268e8192fbc53de5a2d44/e/b936743748aed460fb954276).
The speakers are incredibly cheap from [Arrow](www.arrow.com), less than $10 shipped for a pair. For the price, the speakers sound amazingly good! The spec sheet for the speaker is included for your reference if you want to substitute a different speaker.

We have printers so why make a boring enclosure. This design has no parallel surfaces to cause standing waves, if you worry about that sort of thing. The back is dished out to avoid a flat surface but mainly to increase rigidity. The enclosure body is 19cm in diameter by 10cm deep and it probably will take you over 24 hours to print. A pair of speakers will need almost