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Yes, it should fit without any issue. The H2C and H2S have nearly identical build volumes, so if it fits on one, it fits on the other.

Hi! The mount was designed for a specific speaker model, so it won't fit a different one — that's expected, not a spec error.

If you'd like a version made for your speakers, please send me the details: dimensions, photos, model name, or any available info. You can reach me at bernath3d@gmail.com or through the Bernath3D Facebook page and we'll figure out the best solution.

Thanks!

Hello friend! In the pictures, speakers with 224 external diameter fit but the mount fit with 200mm max. diameter. Could you add the ok versiones please? I have a Rockford fosgate M1 8” speaker with 228mm. Thanks

Hi! Thanks for the details. I've already made a modified version for the Rockford Fosgate M1 8" (228mm), so it's ready to go.

However, since the original mount was designed for a specific speaker model, this counts as a custom modification — so I'd like to charge $20 for the custom version, same as I do for other custom requests.

Could you please share your PayPal email address? Once the payment is confirmed, please also send me the email address where I should send the modified files.

Thanks for understanding!

Hello! As I know, front and back covers are all the same.

Hello! Basically, you can print the model on any printer that has at least a 220×220×220 mm build volume. I printed the first prototype on a Bambulab A1. For the final version, I recommend using a printer with an enclosed build chamber and printing it in at least ASA or ABS for proper heat resistance and durability. The overall dimensions of the model are: Z = 196 mm tall, Y = 171 mm wide, X = 230 mm deep.

Hi,
Thank you very much for your purchase!

You’ve downloaded a universal .STEP file, which can be opened and rescaled in almost any CAD software. A couple of good free options are Fusion360 or Onshape.

If you’d prefer, you can also just send me the exact dimensions you need at bernath3d@gmail.com
, and I’ll be happy to adjust the model for you.

Best regards,
Tamás – Bernath3D

Sorry but only have the center parts.

Szia! A Verhovina 4 burkolatot kizárólag kinyomtatott formában árulom. A 3D modellt nem adom el.

Dear MercedesMAN,

Thank you for your feedback, and I'm very sorry to hear that you encountered an issue with the dimensions of the model.

This specific model has been downloaded 13 times so far, and you are the first to report such a problem. As shown in the attached images, the cap fits correctly into the OEM location on the original car part.

If the mismatch is minor, I would recommend gently adjusting the printed part using a heat gun.
Also, please check the following:

Ensure that the OEM side skirt is not previously damaged or deformed, as this could affect the fit.

Verify that the OEM part number matches the version you downloaded.

Confirm your 3D printer’s accuracy — and if necessary, you can use the Scale function in your slicer software to make minor corrections.

Please feel free to share a photo of the issue if you'd like me to take a closer look. I'm here to help.

Best regards,
Tamás Bernáth

Hi! It might be usable for this size, but to ensure it can support the weight, I would definitely redesign it. I would thicken the rings in all directions and use at least one size larger fasteners (e.g., M4 instead of M3). Since you’ll receive the model in .step format, it can be modified, but it might be simpler to redraw it completely rather than trying to modify the existing model. I'll leave the decision to you since I don't know your modeling skills.

Hello! As far as I know, it is symmetrical, but it is definitely worth checking its location before printing to see if it will work. Unfortunately, I don't have a Mercedes. I printed 4 pieces of this part to order