Replacement Dial Pointer Rack ( RDE195Z ) for moving the tuning dial pointer, used in Stereo Cassette Players produced by Panasonic / National.
The dial pointer rack was created using a precise 3D printer and was tested for correct operation.
Replacement Reverse Head Frame Ass’y (RFU84Z) Gear used in autoreverse Stereo Cassette Players produced by Panasonic / National.
The gear was created using a precise 3D printer and was tested for correct operation.
Replacement gear Shaft, part number ANW7142 for Pioneer Compact Disc Recorder / Multi-CD Changer PDR-W739.
The replacement part was created on a semi-professional 3D printer using durable Nylon material. The gear was tested for correct operation.
Replacement Reverse Head Rolling A Gear for Stereo Cassette Deck Aiwa AD-R460 / R30, part number 86-517-273.
The gear was created using a precise 3D printer and was tested for correct operation.
Replacement Gear Loading Pulley, part number MZ-730692T for Akai CD Player CD-55.
The replacement part was created on a semi-professional 3D printer using durable Nylon material. The gear was tested for correct operation.
The pulley is part of the Sony Minidisc MDM-7B drive, attached to Loading motor M103, Sony part number A-4735-074-A.
The replacement part was created on a semi-professional 3D printer using durable Nylon material. The gear was tested for correct operation.
Replacement Reverse Head Housing Gear for Stereo Cassette Deck Aiwa AD R550, AD FX-90, part number 81-506-237-01.
The gear was created using a precise 3D printer and was tested for correct operation.
Replacement gear that is part of Lever (TU Arm) Assembly in Sony tape deck TC-WR 810, TC-818M, MHC-3300CD and similar.
Part numbers:
X-3343-405-1 (LEVER TU ARM FWD ASSY)
X-3343-406-1 (LEVER TU ARM REV ASSY)
Replacement Reverse Head Housing Gear for Stereo Cassette Deck Aiwa AD WX808, AD WX909, AD R470, part number 86-524-278.
The gear was created using a precise 3D printer and was tested for correct operation.
Replacement gear set used in a tape counter in Philips 4407 / N4407 reel-to-reel recorder.
The gear was produced using a precise 3D printer.
