Dad3353

There you go, the .stl file I have. I use 3D Builder, Sketch-Up and Blender, and will use these as part of my 'learning curve' to attempt modification of this file, but it may take some time. Meanwhile, I can print this this evening, as a trial. If you've 3D software on hand, I'd be grateful for a revised version, incorporating the bevels you've mentioned. Any chance..? Hofn_Logo_With_Pins.stl

I've sent similar stuff all over the world, and am quite able to fill in any Post Office forms that may crop up. Items of the sort are not for sale; they are freely offered, post free. All I ask (and usually obtain...) is a wide smile, s'all. The cost of stuff like this is not even pennies, and the printing occurs in 'temps masqué', whilst I'm asleep in bed, or typing on t'interweb. @BigRedX : The files I have are not for exact replicas, and would not fool a museum curator checking for originality; they're 3D-printed, not moulded nor cast. I'll print 'em 'as is' for now, and we'll see how suitable they are, once painted. The printer is now set up, ready, so I'll do a test run this evening.

I may be able to beat them on price. I've been asked for some funny ol' things, mainly from fellow RC 'plane enthusiasts. A couple of pilot projects, for some US buddies ... One for France ... It doesn't always go to plan, though...

'...The fingerboard is bound, and a black/white plastic laminate is used to face up the headstock. The plastic raised Hofner logo is the same as fitted to post 1964 500/1 (Violin) Basses...'

Is that centre to centre..? The file I have has 21.5, centre to centre. Measure from the right side of the 'A' hole (sorry..! ) to the right side of the 'B' hole. I'll adjust to what you come up with...

Happy daze..! Not very active there of late, for personal health reasons at first, and most of the action has moved over to that Face-thingy. Good times, and some fine friends found through there, though. Happy daze..!

Size (or sizes...) isn't an issue, as long as I know what they're to be..!

It's certainly 'doable', at 45mm. I'll set the machine up tomorrow, print one out and post a photo. If it's of good enough quality, would it need painting (I'd suggest white, with a gold top surface...)..? Once it's validated, it's no more bother doing two than one, so put your name down if you're happy with the what I come up with. Yes, but it won't fool anyone. Wotchit, matey; I've much stranger 'friends' that I can 'call upon'.

Would something along these lines be of help, or a head-start..?

I do 3D printing, and I have Hofners, so I might be able to come up with something. Give me a couple of days to see what kind of 3D file I can come up with... [Terminator] 'I'll be back' [/Terminator]

Fish puns..? Basschat..? The clue is in the name.

I can neither confirm nor deny, as I don't follow these things quite as closely as some here, it seems. There is, in general, and in my limited vision of things, far less 'panic' about this scourge, and still less agitation on getting everyone vaccinated. There's an ongoing programme, aimed at the most exposed (health staff and care workers...) and vulnerable (those in care homes, or o a very delicate disposition...), but it's certainly not a topic of discussion in the circles I frequent, at all. Everyone I know and see, here, are taking modestly reasonable precautions (it's been a long while since I saw anyone 'out and about' without a mask...), and the authorities take quite a stern line with those flouting the curfew measures, such as the rave event a couple of weeks back. I can't speak for the Big Cities (Our Daughter in a nurse in Paris, and has few concerns...), but I think it's just taking its course, at the pace at which these things take their course. There's no talk of concerts or the like before the summer, at the earliest; more likely autumn, really, and even then on a smaller scale than in the past. Wholesale vaccination is not the most efficient method for eradication, though, as I've mentioned before. 'Ring vaccination' works, as long as one is able to both detect early, and account for the persons in that vicinity. It may be too late for that now, though.

I'll investigate, and get back to you with a Full Report. Just send me 29 Euros for your copy. ... ... No, these things are... well, not exactly a 'scam' as such; they're just a way of milking 49 Euros out of anyone willing to send the money. It's perfectly possible that they do, indeed, chuck out a host of bilge-worthy promotion material over the InterWeb, but the added value of any stuff they may (or may not...) put out is a big, fat zero. 'Bin any messages from folks like this' is my recommendation. ... That's be 12s 6d, please. I accept postal orders.

Good evening, Newwiekins , my condolences and ... Plenty to read and amuse you here, and lots to learn and share.

Not at all..! They're all tuned to resonate in sympathy, and gives a 'signature' sound to the mic'ed recordings (sadly missing from the DI sessions without a Room Mic...). ...

Good evening, MM, and ... Plenty to read and amuse you here, and lots to learn and share.

It could be due to currency fluctuations.

Good evening, Bernie, and ... Plenty to read and amuse you here, and lots to learn and share.

Good evening, Andy, and ... Plenty to read and amuse you here, and lots to learn and share.

I saw them at some strange 'underground' club/festival. Enjoyed it, but understood little of what was going on. Fine times.

They look to be well made; what was spilt on them, though..? It might polish out with T-Cut. ...

I've a modest Alesis kit (Nitro Mesh...) which I use to trigger a modest laptop, loaded with Superior Drummer 3. A great sound, and fun to play. The important things to look for..? Cymbals don't react like metal ones, so one has to adjust one's style, and the hi-hat, too, has a very different feel. It won't replace my Camco kit, but it's darned good. The whole thing (s/h kit, refurb laptop, software etc...) comes to around £1000. Good cymbals start at £200 or so, alone, so it's good value, I reckon. Yes, there's better stuff, but my Vst drums would be hard to beat for sound quality.

... and it becomes the Seller's turn to be wary. If the goods are sold, then there's a claim made by the Buyer, the Seller looses out almost every time. It's a bit 'Catch 22', these days.