[sushantr5]

Originally Posted by srini1785

I need some help from forum members who are familiar with this subject. I have an old General make MG345 boombox which i ....

I need some advice on services in bangalore which offer this type of 3d scanning and printing service.

If you have 3D model, then I can give a shot at 3D printing without any cost.
I have 3D printer at home only problem is I am in Germany. I can send with sombody who is travelling from Germany to India.

[srini1785]

Originally Posted by sushantr5

If you have 3D model, then I can give a shot at 3D printing without any cost.
I have 3D printer at home only problem is I am in Germany. I can send with sombody who is travelling from Germany to India.

Thank you. Unfortunately, i don't have a 3D model. As i said in the post, i need someone to scan the original, make the 3D model and then print it.

[sushantr5]

Originally Posted by srini1785

Thank you. Unfortunately, i don't have a 3D model. As i said in the post, i need someone to scan the original, make the 3D model and then print it.

Please post or send me photo of button. I will see what it takes to make 3d model.

[srini1785]

I will send you a photo of the actual part. For reference, i am attaching a photo that i hope will make you understand the part i am trying to get. One a cassette holder and the other is the play button.

Don't mind the botched attempt.

[sushantr5]

Originally Posted by srini1785

I will send you a photo of the actual part. For reference, i am attaching a photo that i hope will make you understand the part i am trying to get. One a cassette holder and the other is the play button.

Don't mind the botched attempt.

From the look, I feel it will be simple 3D model. In those times, complex 3D curved surfaces were not common or not possible. That is why all designs used to have flat surfaces as tooling was easy for such flat surfaces. 3D modeling the piece will be easy,

Now if you can get some Mechanical Engineer/Student to put up 2D Drawing for it, then 50% job is done.

[chiro3110]

I got my 3D printer last week. Actually after seeing that my PS4 was laying there for over 3 years with only like 10-12 hours of usage on it, I decided to sell it off and get a 3D printer instead. The trade off was good and I paid like 2k additional only. I got the Ender 3 printer (one of the top rated in entry level) and oh! boy! I couldn't have been happier.



The whole process of concept to reality hasn't been simpler. The first print was definitely something already on the pre-loaded micro SD card. One of the first full project was to make a mouse-bungee for my friend.

Step one, doodle the concept!


Step two, design it in CAD and slice it with the utility that came with the printer. (I used Solidworks for the design and Creality slicer to generate the g-code)


Step three, print it!

Step four, some post production and painting.


And, final product.

[Torq]

Purchased a slightly used Phrozen sonic mini 4k resin msla printer last week. This is mainly for professional use. Although it's a bit small for my use case, hoping to hone my skills and then upgrade from there. Depending on ROI.
Looking forward to learning more from you guys