Akai Reel To Reel Cams
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I created these custom cam designs from scratch by reverse-engineering my Akai M9 reel-to-reel's original cams, which were on the verge of disintegration. I got inspiration from REEL PRO SOUND GUYS and valuable insights from tapeheads.net forums. After meticulously measuring and testing, I gained a deep respect for their expertise and understand why they charge $80 for a set. Nevertheless, I'm eager to support fellow DIY enthusiasts who want to print their own custom cams. I used high-quality photographs of my original cams along with other online images that showcased pristine cams to recreate them accurately. I printed multiple versions, refining the dimensions until I got it just right. The final results seem to be working flawlessly so far. The crucial dimension is the diameter of the borehole for the shaft, as there are two different-sized shafts in my deck. Achieving a snug fit will likely require some trial and error. To help others manipulate these designs, I'm sharing the Fusion360 files here: * Borehole for lower cams: https://a360.co/396QNOS * Borehole for upper cams: https://a360.co/3ac2weW * Fwd/Rev Cam: https://a360.co/3cdPnE7 * Play/Rec Cam: https://a360.co/385X1Nm * Record Switch: https://a360.co/2wey4Cw * Wedge Cam: https://a360.co/3a6JKWg Update 12/13/2020: Autodesk shifted to a subscription model, disabling the ability to download models as .step files. Fortunately, I managed to convert and download them before that change. I've added the .step files for everyone's convenience. Good luck with your DIY projects! If you have any questions or need help, feel free to reach out!
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