Comments on Profile Post by E_Schaaf

I'm want to experiment with a minimally designed, headband-less 'earfield' earspeaker. Just need a circular baffle (~100mm diameter) made out of anything sturdy, thin, and rigid with a cutout for a 2" driver. Kind of a sandbox project to test drivers / pads / damping etc.

Need wood, or would a 3D-printed polymer-based part work?

As long as a small screw can run through it without splitting the material, doesn't matter. Thinking about some posterboard if I can't find help (lol)

Even if screws weren't an option I am not opposed to adhesive. Really just want anything to get started

if I read this correctly: you would like a small screw with your wood. if adhesive helps your wood you are not opposed? and you just want to get started with screwing?

That's exactly right! Don't forget the appropriately sized hole

Now, *those* are harder to find!