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Realistic DX-350 Shortwave Radio Battery Door 3D Print Model
Summary
I’ve had this DX-350 radio forever, and I’ve never had a battery door for it, until now!
If you’re reading this, you may be the only other person on earth that still has a DX-350.
I went through 12 versions until I had one that fit tight, went on and off easily, and didn’t interfere with anything under the door. I have no idea what the original looked like, or how it worked, so this could be better or worse. No idea. If yours is also missing altogether, this one is definitely better 🙂
Post-printing break off the small support at the end of the door clip. It’s only .4mm wide and easily pops right off.
To install the door, slip the hinge end in first, then pull the door back with the finger slot to allow the tongue to fit into the slot. I used plain old PLA, and it was plenty flexible. I’ve had it on and off 10x without issue.
Enjoy!
Print Settings
Printer:
Anet A8 Rafts:
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.1mm Infill:
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Tabletop radio Oceanic Surcouf 3D Model
The French tabletop radio Surcouf by Ocanic (Paris) in 1955, named after Robert Surkuf.Highly realistic and detailed 3D model.Originally modeled in 3ds Max and rendered with Corona.Clean, quad-only topology – ready for subdivision. Relevant parts are carefully UV-mapped.Model is ready to render, just put it into your scene.The model is also available in .obj, .3ds and .fbx file formats. Textures may need to be reapplied in the software of your choice to work.Polygons: 75574Vertices: 75222Model Parts: 21Notes:Polycount is for subdivision level 0.Scene contains only the model with materials – no cameras, lights etc.