Plastic pre-set tuner cover for the old Beomaster 3000/4000

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What a cracking job!

Excellent work geoff!

Geoff,

That's a real nice job.

You're a man after my own heart - if the part doesn't exist, make it.

This is a keeper, for when I have one of these in for restoration - I will be copying you!

Menahem

Location: Jerusalem

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Can I ask what you used for cutting the case?

jgunzelman wrote:

Can I ask what you used for cutting the case?

Hi

After scribing the case in the appropriate places, I just used a mini hacksaw with a sharp fine blade to make the preliminary rough cuts.  Provided that the case is held and supported securely, it doesn't usually crack or split.  Thereafter, I use the Dremel router table to cut the various sections to size and finally a fine file for the smaller, more fiddly bits. 

Hope that helps

Regards

Geoff

Great work there Geoff. You would never know the difference.πŸ˜•

 

 

CraigπŸ™‚

Awesome - I love these threads.πŸ™‚

Chris.

It sure does!  Looks as good as the original!

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