Lovesac Wireless Charger Cover 

Wireless charger cover for the regular lovesac sactional armrest. I used this charger for the final design: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B2NLWG1Q?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1
Feel free to print and try it out. 

Google Home Mini Speaker Enclosure v1

The speaker enclosure is designed with a press fit tolerance in mind for the Google Mini. It's a pretty tight fit so line up the Mini as well as possible(with the micro usb connection at the placement of the hole in the model) and push straight in. To get the mini back out I just kind of drop the part with the mini in it upside down on the table a couple times from a couple inches high. Kinda crude but my other design involved screws/inserts to hold it and I didn't feel like ordering those. There is a flat spot on the models edge. This is meant to line up with the lip of the body after you put the front plate on to make lining up the large circles much cleaner. Version 2 will have flat spots 90 degrees apart from current one to make lining up even easier. My V2 design will make the speakerEnclosure and tweeter one single piece. Will eliminate assembly time.

speakerEnclosure.STL

body.STL

I suggest printing with the angle side facing upwards using tree supports to support the interior lip. This will ensure that the lip the frontPlates sits in is as smooth as possible.

tweeter.STL

My V2 design will make the speakerEnclosure and tweeter one single piece. Will eliminate assembly time.

frontPlate.STL

There is a fillet on the 2 holes. I suggest printing with the fillet right side up and using initial horizontal expansion value of -0.5mm to make sure it fits perfectly in the body.

This is designed with a press fit tolerance in mind for the Google Mini. It's a pretty tight fit so line up the Mini as well as possible(with the micro usb connection at the placement of the hole in the model) and push straight in. To get the mini back out I just kind of drop the part with the mini in it upside down on the table a couple times from a couple inches high. Kinda crude but my other design involved screws/inserts to hold it and I didn't feel like ordering those. There is a flat spot on the models edge. This is meant to line up with the lip of the body after you put the front plate on to make lining up the large circles much cleaner. 

Recently graduated Mechanical Engineer working as manufacturing engineer in energy industry. 

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