Hey everyone, I Love the idea to verstehe the covers for the 6000 Series. I printed the files and found the exact problem with the two at the bottom. Does anyone already have the solution for this? I believe that one single at the very last bottom position should be sufficient. I was also thinking about taking away the snapping part and only fixing the wooden frets. What I was also wondering after the first test , is how you would in the end assemble and disassemble the covers.
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DIY Beolab 6000 Wood frets STL included
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How du the fit. Do you have a picture with the Wood on ?
Hi all,
Thanks for the STL files, I will print these soon and can't wait for the final result.
Does anyone have an STL file for the Beolab 4000 too. ;)
Also where did you go, or suggest to go for the wood frets as it seems quite precise and I doubt my local B & Q Store would be able to fulfill my requirements.
Many Thanks,
Rahul Das
Amazing, they work fine with a slight adjustment, but an amazing result!! Resin printed in ABS like resin, super strong but still flex enough to click on.
Amazing, they work fine with a slight adjustment, but an amazing result!! Resin printed in ABS like resin, super strong but still flex enough to click on.
If anybody is interested, I could make and send them.
Dose anyone have file for 3d printed brackets for beolab penta to attach the wooden frets?
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