FAQs

Speaker kits include the listed physical speaker parts, printable files and build guides. You print the cabinets and assemble the speakers. Digital plans include files and guides only; you buy the physical components separately.

Check the product’s “What you get” section for the exact contents and whether it builds a pair or a single speaker. Current kits include the drivers and listed crossover parts and hardware. You supply your 3D printer, filament, tools and the amplifier or other audio equipment specified for that project.

Your digital files are emailed after checkout. Read the sourcing guide, buy the specified components, print the enclosure and follow the assembly guide. Physical parts are not included. Check printer fit and component availability before buying.

In-stock kits are dispatched within one business day of your order. Delivery time depends on your destination. Sold-out kits show restock information on their product page; join the notification list for an update.

Requirements vary by project. Check its difficulty rating and build guide before buying. Where soldering is required, the guide explains the connections and assembly steps.

Check the minimum print volume on the product page and in its guide. Some designs include split-cabinet files for smaller printers. Use the project’s specified material and print settings.

Email hello@printyourspeakers.com with the project name, your order number and details of the problem. For returns and parts replacement, see our returns policy.