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Mike Like (MakeLikeMike)In my Volkswagen Polo 6N1 I have loudspeakers on both driver doors. I misplaced the covers from those. The car is older and some spare parts are hard to find. I thought about buying some simple speaker covers. The problem with these is that they are straight. However, the inlets on the doors are curved, so normal speaker covers won't fit. So I decided to build the covers myself. *The build consists of 3 steps:* 1. Printing (and painting) 2. Welding on the speaker mesh 3. assembling They are pretty easy to build and look quiet descent.
Originally published on thingiverse.com by Mike Like (MakeLikeMike) · License: CC BY-NC
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