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One-piece earcup: triangular-lattice grille with the flush logo, buttressed baffle bosses, the yoke pivot bosses, and the earpad retaining lip. Damping is accessed from the front (baffle off).
This is the Daily Driver as it’s being worked on right now. Drag the slider to pull the assembly apart and back together, toggle the sub-assemblies (earcup, gimbal, headband), or click any part to isolate it. It’s the same model developed in the open at github.com/makerphones/daily-driver, so this page changes as the design does — sometimes several times a day.
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When a build here is good enough to be the version everyone sees, it gets promoted to the current build, which stays put until the next promotion.
These are the live part renders and models — they track the beta above, so treat any print metadata as provisional until promoted.
One-piece earcup: triangular-lattice grille with the flush logo, buttressed baffle bosses, the yoke pivot bosses, and the earpad retaining lip. Damping is accessed from the front (baffle off).
Front driver-mount plate: driver guard + recess, 4 M3 rim holes, vents, and 3 standoffs for the clamp ring. The guard prints over the aperture.
Retains the driver from the back: the driver’s rear nests into the ring’s recess, the inner shoulder catches the frame rim, and 3 M3 screws into baffle-back standoffs pull it tight.
NOT printed: the bought driver. A mockup is shown in the 3D assembly above so the driver ↔ baffle ↔ clamp fit reads.
Plus the bought hardware per pivot (M3 shoulder screws + brass heat-set inserts). See the bill of materials.
Wraparound bracket. M3 shoulder-screw pivot, ±20° tilt with a hard stop. Mirror for left/right.
Rounded Beyer-end-cap lozenge that clamps the 33 mm metal band: its two prongs drop into a recess and a cover plate + 2× M3 screws sandwich them. A slim post-bore barrel rides outside the band; the yoke’s round post slides in it for height and lets the cup swivel when unlocked, friction-locked by an M3 thumbscrew (Grado HP1000-style). Symmetric — the same print serves both ears.
Rough-draft crown cushion; the channel grips the bow. Form/retention TBD.
NOT printed: the sprung headband is a bought/formed metal part (reference only).
Optional press-in cap at the grille centre. The logo is flush single-colour by default — add this only if you want a contrasting accent.
Step-down ring to host a smaller driver in a larger baffle. NOT acoustically neutral.
For sourcing the bought hardware and rough costs, see the build’s bill of materials in the design spec. The model is fully parametric, so changing a driver, a pad, or the head size regenerates the parts to match.