Orthographic technical drawing of a DIY tower speaker mount with front, side, and top views, including dimensions.

Create a technical, engineering-style line diagram (schematic, not photorealistic) of a DIY tower speaker mount, shown as three orthographic views arranged in quadrants on a single sheet: FRONT VIEW (top-left), SIDE VIEW (top-right), TOP VIEW (bottom-left), and a blank/notes area (bottom-right). Use thin dividing lines between quadrants and label each one. White background, gray/black line art, labeled parts, dimension lines with arrows where noted. ASSEMBLY DESCRIPTION: A single straight horizontal metal tube is the mounting spine. Three round components clamp onto this same tube, each at its own tangent point (meaning: each component's clamp touches the tube at the single topmost point of that component's own circular body, directly above that component's center — not at the component's center). Two identical round speaker pods (about 8 inches in diameter each) hang below the tube, positioned side by side left and right, each clamped at its own tangent point. Because each pod's center sits a full radius below its own clamp, the pods hang symmetrically downward and slightly outward, curving away from each other below the tube. A smaller round gauge-style stereo unit (about 4.4 inches in diameter) is clamped to the SAME tube, centered horizontally between the two speaker pods, also at its own tangent point — but because it's smaller, it does not hang as low as the speakers, so it visually sits HIGHER than the speaker pods, nested in the gap between them, close to the tube. Mehr sehen