Beolit 700 (maybe 707/600/others) volume and tone controls

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longtimelistenerfirsttimecaller wrote:
I meant no disrespect to your hard work,

No problem "member with a long name" 🙂. In fact it was not such a hard work!

I just wanted to underline the model is accurate because i suspect it can be easier to common people to 3D print something the machine a metal block, so thy need to know with solution work.

Location: Paris France

I'd like to do some modifications to the end-caps, but they function perfectly and were done in time for my Father's milestone birthday...

Hi matador,

I am finally satisfied with the result. A colleague at work has ideal 3D printer settings now (propter material for propter printer) and printed a few pieces of sliders (PETG) for me. Excellent result 🙂

Raw slider (3D print on the left):

Wet sanding with 800 grid (only visible surfaces) and groove painting with white color (applied with medical nedle):

Final result (perfect shapem perfect surface, slightly different shade of black (3D print on the left):

My B&O Icons:

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priklep wrote:

Hi matador,

I am finally satisfied with the result. A colleague at work has ideal 3D printer settings now (propter material for propter printer) and printed a few pieces of sliders (PETG) for me. Excellent result 🙂

Hi,

Amazing result! Very well done priklep!

I wish my nephew has the same dedication in getting that results :-)

Location: Paris France

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