Less guessing
Tested and measured designs instead of vague claims and forum rabbit holes.
I'm Hugh. I design, print, measure, pack, and support these speaker kits from my workshop in Australia.
The goal is simple: help makers turn their 3D printer into a real speaker-building tool, with tested designs, clear guides, and practical parts kits.
DIY audio should be one of the most satisfying things you can do with a 3D printer. But for most people, it turns into too many tabs, too many opinions, and too many half-finished ideas.
Print Your Speakers exists to give makers a clearer path: tested designs, printable cabinets, practical kits, and guides that help you finish the build.
Good DIY audio should not depend on secret knowledge. It should be clear, understandable, and buildable.
Tested and measured designs instead of vague claims and forum rabbit holes.
Kits and parts lists built around the actual project.
Step-by-step guides written for people who want to finish a speaker, not just research.
I’m Hugh, the person behind Print Your Speakers. I design, print, measure, revise, pack, and support these projects from my workshop in Australia.
That means the files, guides, and kits come from the same bench where the speakers are tested, adjusted, and packed.
Every Print Your Speakers kit is developed in the workshop before it becomes a product: modelled, designed for 3D printing, simulated, printed, measured, revised, documented, packed, and supported.
The idea becomes a printable speaker system: enclosure geometry, driver layout, waveguides, ports, crossover layout, and parts that are designed to actually go together.
The design is built, measured, simulated, listened to, and revised until it becomes a repeatable result, not just a lucky prototype.
Once the design is proven, it becomes the files, build guide, packed parts, and support someone else needs to build it with confidence.
You are not buying mystery files and hoping for the best. Each Print Your Speakers project is made to show the path clearly before you start, with printable cabinets, matched parts, clear guides, and support from the same workshop that developed the kit.
Step-by-step instructions show what the build involves before you start.
Drivers, hardware, and kit parts are selected around the actual speaker project, not guessed after the design is finished.
Real builder results Finished builds, setup photos, and feedback from people who have built the kits.
The goal is simple: give you enough clarity before you buy, and enough guidance after you start, to actually finish the speaker.
Every kit is built around measured performance, clear documentation, and projects people can actually finish.
No magic claims. No audiophile nonsense. Just designs that are tested, explained, and improved.
A design is not finished until a real person can print it, assemble it, and get a good result.
DIY does not mean you are on your own. The guides, emails, and community are part of the product.
The best part is not just the sound. It is looking at the speaker and knowing you made it.
Ready when you are
Choose a project, print the parts, follow the guide, and build something you will actually want to keep.