3D Printed Headphone Designs
If the headband is not covered, in my experience they are likely to break due to chemical attack - all my uncovered ones broke after a short period and the covered ones have lasted years. Heatshrink is one easy option, but it looks a bit crappy, especially if it has writing on it. An [...] The post Great Looking Headband Wrap appeared first on Homebrew Headphones .
Recently I started a side-project business manufacturng and selling premium wooden wireless phone chargers (Ley & Co), so it got me to thinking about wireless charging for bluetooth Homebrew Headphones. At first I didn't think it would be particularly usefull, but now I've built a pair, I can't live without it! Rather than charging [...] The post Wireless Charging For Bluetooth Homebrew Headphones…
Amidst running a business (our brands are Milton Ashby and Ley & Co), I have been slowly working on the next version of the bluetooth 3D printed headphones. Most notably, the new version has 5 buttons (vol +/-, fwd, back, play/pause): I have done validation builds of most elements, but not the full build [...] The post New Bluetooth Version Preview appeared first on Homebrew Headphones .
Always seeking to push the boundaries on how the Homebrew Headphones design can be adapted in new ways, we recently made our first pair with wooden covers. These are a perfect example of how easily the design can be adapted - the wooden covers are pretty much the same as the 3D printed [...] The post Our First Headphone Build Using Wood and 3D Printed Parts appeared first on Homebrew Headphones .
After posting my wired 3D printed headphone design on Thingverse, a few people commented that a bluetooth version would be awesome. So... I've been slowly working on such a design. The first ones I did weren't the best, but the proved that it could be done and laid the foundation for this design. This [...] The post Second Bluetooth 3D Printed Headphone Prototype appeared first on Homebrew…
When I created the Homebrew Headphones deisgn, I wanted to make it easy for others to adapt in all sorts of wild and wonderful ways. Hence all the design complexity is in the baffle and the 'look' of the headphones can be completely changed by modifying only the cover. This is my first attempt [...] The post 3D Printed Headphones Go Luxe appeared first on Homebrew Headphones .
I've been gradually working on a bluetooth version of my 3D printed headphone design. This first iteration is pretty much just an experiment in integrating all the elements required for bluetooth (battery, battery charging system, wiring through the headband, bluetooth receiver etc) rather than a polished design. It still needs plenty of tweaking. It [...] The post My First Bluetooth 3D Printed…