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3d model of the d8b

Postby MrMister » Fri Jul 25, 2014 11:31 am

Hello guys,
has anyone a 3d model file of the d8b console?
i need that for a studio desk planning.

Thanks guys

Tom
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Re: 3d model of the d8b

Postby FrankH » Sat Jul 26, 2014 11:52 pm

I'm curious, why would you need anything more than a dimensional drawing to design a studio desk?
Click Me for a pdf drawing download.
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Re: 3d model of the d8b

Postby Casey_Pittman » Sun Jul 27, 2014 4:21 am

He may be drawing it up in http://www.sketchup.com/ or something similar. They have a lot of mixers in their 3D database. Kind of a cool tool/toy for architectural design.

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Re: 3d model of the d8b

Postby MrMister » Mon Jul 28, 2014 5:47 pm

Thanks guys.. i already had this information with the d8b specs sheet..
So i have no other option to do exact measuring on the device.
By the way : i want to build the d8b into a studio furniture. This should look like this here:

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The front part was disassembled ...

When all is finished, i will post some pictures.. and of course if you want information on the manufacturer :)


all the best
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Re: 3d model of the d8b

Postby Old School » Tue Jul 29, 2014 4:20 am

Hi,
Your desk is amazingly similar to what I built for my own D8B. A lot more streamlined though. Just don't make the mistake I did and put a CD mastering unit in those angled rack spaces, I dropped a CD in and it slid off the tray and down into the unit. It took forever to get it out. :oops:

Have a Blessed Day in Christ,
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Re: 3d model of the d8b

Postby MrMister » Tue Jul 29, 2014 11:31 am

Old School wrote:Hi,
Your desk is amazingly similar to what I built for my own D8B. A lot more streamlined though. Just don't make the mistake I did and put a CD mastering unit in those angled rack spaces, I dropped a CD in and it slid off the tray and down into the unit. It took forever to get it out. :oops:

Have a Blessed Day in Christ,
Mike W.


Hey Mike,
nice to read it ! You build the desk on your own? Or did that a special studio furniture manufacturer?
Did you take off the Rubberfeet on the bottom side? And the Armrest?
Thanks and many greetings
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