I Built Severance’s Speaker – And It Actually Works!
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What this video covers
A passionate Severance fan builds a fully functional replica of the iconic Lumon boardroom speaker from scratch, walking viewers through every stage from 3D printing and laser cutting to painting, texturing, and wiring in real audio electronics. The build uses a mix of digital fabrication and hands-on finishing techniques to closely match the on-screen prop. As a fun finale, the creator takes the finished piece to Bell Works in Holmdel, NJ — the real-world filming location for Lumon HQ — to gauge reactions. The video also honestly covers what went wrong during the build and how the replica compares to the actual show prop.
Key takeaways
- ◆Combines 3D printing and laser-cut basswood plywood to replicate the Lumon speaker's distinctive form
- ◆Electronics are integrated so the prop actually plays Severance audio clips at the press of a switch
- ◆Truck bed liner and spray paints are used to achieve an authentic textured corporate finish
- ◆Creator field-tests the finished prop at the real Lumon filming location for a memorable payoff
- ◆A 3D model for the build is available via an Etsy shop (KiwiModels)
Who this is for
Severance superfans and intermediate prop builders who want to create a screen-accurate, functional replica of the Lumon boardroom speaker for display or cosplay.
Tools mentioned
- • 3D printer
- • laser cutter
- • MP3 player
- • switch
Materials mentioned
- • PLA filament
- • basswood plywood
- • truck bed liner
- • blue spray paint
- • white spray paint
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