DIY Beolab 8000 Wood frets (STLs included).

[Stereomensch]

This is a great idea!

And if you don’t like the color of the wood, just take some “beize” (? les taches de base de bois ?) This is a pretty simple way to color the wood. Just think how cool it is, if the wood color fits to your furniture 🙂

[spassmaker]

Hi ” Matador”

I’d like to ask if you share the .stl file for the clamps.

That would be great ;-))

Kind regards

Christian

[matador]

@Stereomensch: Yes! And the fir is perfect to tint.

# Spassmaker: of course. I just dont know how to add an stl file to a post.

Location: Paris France

[spassmaker]

Just send me a PM and we can share the. stl via Email.

Regards

Christian

 

 

[egru123]

Hi ” Matador” – I’m also intrested in the .stl – sorry I dont know waht a PM  is?

[matador]

egru123 wrote:

I dont know waht a PM  is?

Location: Paris France

[matador]

Message sent to both of you.

Location: Paris France

[Stereomensch]

In terms of sound I would prefer a redline 140 speaker over a pair of 8000 any day.

😉

And there are so many fancy alternatives for the fabric 😀

Akustikstoff is probably the best dealer for these fabrics

https://www.akustikstoff.com/de/

[egru123]

… and how is the weather at your place?

[Silk_uk]

Hello Matador,

are you able to supply a set of these 3D printed clamps? if so what is the cost shipped to London N208?

if not perhaps you could shear the file.

I’m uncertain how to DM you as I’ve just joined this forum so I could reach out to you.

 

Best regards

Nor

[matador]

Hi guys,

Thank you all or your interest.

As suggested by a member I’ll upload the file to thingiverse or similar platform for public access. I’ll also try to contact Christian Leicht who as a portal with printable B&O parts.

Will do it in the next days, along with a quick notice for assembly.

Location: Paris France

[matador]

Stereomensch wrote:

In terms of sound I would prefer a redline 140 speaker over a pair of 8000 any day.

I never listen to Redlines, but the Beolabs have replaced a pair of P50 who already had replaced S45’s, so I know what you mean and I’m… Not happy!

(Well, in fact I’m slowly getting use to them, I cranked up the bass a bit in the playmaker and compensate the mids and highs wit a pair od C40 in the rear, I start to like them)

Location: Paris France

[matador]

egru123 wrote:

… and how is the weather at your place?

Hot but manageable, there is air in the house…
Thanks for asking.

Location: Paris France

[kirin]

Hi Matador, all,

this is fabulous! It remembers me to this thread,

https://archivedforum2.beoworld.org/forums/p/49897/354382.aspx#354382

now in old forum, both really great work.

I just want to mention that one could re-use wooden blinds for the lamellas, like ikea „Lindmon“ (I think, not available any more but there are many similar on the market)?

Best regards!

[matador]

Hi Guys,

I wanted to let you know that I’m still working on a way to publish the mesh “inside the B&O community”. If no success, STL’s will go to thingiverse.

In the meantime, you’ll find attached a little How-to with the plan for the top mask.

Regards.

 

Location: Paris France

[egru123]

very cool – thanks a lot

Question: do you work for the swedish furniture company with the blue/yellow logo?

[matador]

egru123 wrote:

do you work for the swedish furniture company with the blue/yellow logo?

Like everybody in the world, I’m a customer.

But not a worker! Thank you for seeing the “hommage”.         😀

Location: Paris France

[Haalbers]

Hi Matador,

Last week I purchased a set of Beolab 8000’s of which the frets needs to be renewed. Now I’ve stumbled upon your topic about your DIY solution for the wood frets and I absolutely love it. Would you be so kind to share the .stl files with me as well, so I can start 3D printing the brackets as well? Will send you a PM as well. Thanks a lot!

[matador]

Hi alls,

The STL’s are now attached to this post.

Credits and big thanks to Keith who add this feature so fast.

Location: Paris France

[adyan]

Hi matador,

thank you very much for sharing.

Regards

[Author]

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