Bose QC Ultra 2 travel case insert
This is not a fixed STL. SpeakCAD generates the bose qc ultra 2 travel case insert to your millimetres, you adjust it in the chat, then you download and print it.Adjust
What a bose qc ultra 2 travel case insert is
A drop-in insert that turns a generic hard case into a Bose QC Ultra 2 (about 170 × 170 × 80 mm folded) nest with a 40 × 20 mm well for the USB-C cable and a 30 × 8 mm slot for the airline adapter. The insert is 4 mm foam-like lattice with 0.4 mm clearance around the earcups. Print it flat in TPU or a soft PLA with 0.8 mm walls.
A first-gen Ultra insert does not clear the new hinge. In SpeakCAD you type the inside of your case, preview the insert in the browser at no cost, then download the STL.
Example prompt
Design a QC Ultra 2 case insert 180×140×30 mm with a headphone nest matching 170×80 mm folded cups, 0.4 mm clearance, a 40×20 mm cable well, a 30×8 mm adapter slot and 0.8 mm lattice walls.
Questions people ask about a bose qc ultra 2 travel case insert
A drop-in insert that turns a generic hard case into a Bose QC Ultra 2 (about 170 × 170 × 80 mm folded) nest with a 40 × 20 mm well for the USB-C cable and a 30 × 8 mm slot for the airline adapter. The insert is 4 mm foam-like lattice with 0.4 mm clearance around the earcups. Print it flat in TPU or a soft PLA with 0.8 mm walls.
Click Get it now on this page: the example prompt is filled in for you after you sign in. The model renders in your browser — nothing to install — and previewing is free. Adjust any millimetre in the chat, then export a watertight STL or 3MF for 2 credits when you want to print.
Start from this working example and replace any number with what you measured: Design a QC Ultra 2 case insert 180×140×30 mm with a headphone nest matching 170×80 mm folded cups, 0.4 mm clearance, a 40×20 mm cable well, a 30×8 mm adapter slot and 0.8 mm lattice walls.
A first-gen Ultra insert does not clear the new hinge. In SpeakCAD you generate and preview for free, then download a file sized for the part you actually own.
No. SpeakCAD runs entirely in the browser: the chat, the 3D engine and the live viewer load in the tab. The only file you download is the finished STL or 3MF.