CDX lid gearwheel:

A very good and helpful thread! Keep going! 👍

After several attemps, prototypes, this one comes out as the best. Smooth sliding, original dimensions. Only the small parts at the bottom are made a bit thicker . So, it should better handle the force when sliding.

All are printed (again) with the 0.25 nozzle to give it the most precise corners etc.

You're doing such good jobs with these 3D spare parts!

Is it possible to make the A9 keychain remote plastic covers in 3D, too?
On a regular basis (every few months) my keys seem to have that masochistic desire to touch concrete floor and everytime my beloved A9 remotes got hit badly. The thin plastic cover breaks exactly in the area of the small screw and can't be fixed.

Beobuddy wrote:

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Have you file on this? Looks smoother than mine. Well since no pics, Beocenter 9000 CD holder...

All the models I print and showed are designed by myself.

Rainy afternoon, so started prototyping for the CD5500-7000 cd-players rubber holders.
From left to right, the original rubber version, CPE printed version and then the white TPU98 rubber version.

Let's hope this will work.

Just created these:

Find them on my website :)

Christian Leicht wrote:

Thanks everyone. It's quite adequate making these parts at home.

Wilfied, i'll take a look at your part tomorrow!

hello Christian, have you ever had a short look at the cursor part for the Beomaster1200 / 1001?
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It can be seen on this exploded view of the sliding cursor (Pos 43).

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The small wheels (Pos 42) are also no longer available as spare parts, they should be made of hard material.

Finding these spare parts is almost as difficult as finding a gold nugget🙂

it would be great if you could make the parts with the 3D printer for a little money,
Martin (Dillen in this forum) once extrapolated what a complete new cursor would cost if it were newly manufactured, approx. 100 € / piece !