Beolit slider 3D printed replacement

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Spent the morning fettling some 0.5mm aluminium to pretty much finish my 3D printed slider buttons. I started with the model @square4 / Henrik kindly provided – however ended up recreating it in Blender with some strength modifications and to allow for the aluminium cover.   Very happy overall with how they've come out – just need to figure out the best way to create the indicator line, thinking a dry transfer perhaps?
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Location: Nottingham, UK

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incredible work David ?? Henrik.

Location: Fredensborg Denmark

Thanks Henrik! My investment in a 3D printer has paid off - even knocked up some studs to keep the baseplate on!

Location: Nottingham, UK

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now I'm really curious, these are missing on many beolits , can you show a picture of them. Henrik.

Location: Fredensborg Denmark

I've messaged you Henrik

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