3D printed parts for some Sony Walkmans for sale (TPS-L2, WM-3, WM-2/DD/DD2/3/10/30/33/100/DC2/D3)

Hi all,

Just before the second lockdown here in France (nov 2020), my GF offered me a 3d printer, and I started to make some little parts I needed for some of my walkmans. later I offered these on ebay, where some of you bought some (Antictronik on eBay).

I would now like to sell these parts here, and of course cheaper than on the Bay, for members who need them. Of course If that cause a problem, moderators you can erase this post.

For Sony TPS-L2 / WM3 :​

Battery door latch


Colour by default is blue for TPS-L2. Tell me if you want another color : Black for WM-3 / TCM-600B or Silver for TCM/600

Price is 5€+ tracked shipping everywhere in the world 4,90€ (for 1 to 4 exemplary - Max weight 20grs). This is now the V2.0 (2025/01), better looking and stronger than V1.0 !






Backplate


Available in blue by default, or in black on demand.

Price is 7€ + tracked shipping everywhere in the world 4,90€ (for 1 or 2 exemplary - Max weight 20grs).






Pair of volume sliders


Left and right volume sliders.

Price is 7€ + tracked shipping everywhere in the world 4,90€ (for 1 or 2 pairs - Max weight 20grs).

For Sony WM-2, WM-DD, WM-DD2/3/10/30/33/100, WM-DC2 and WM-D3 :​

Battery cover

Default color is black. Available in silver on demand. Price is 9€ + tracked shipping everywhere in the world 4,90€ (for 1 exemplary - Max weight 20grs).





All payments by Paypal between friends.

Just drop me a private message, or post a message on this topic...



Tracked shipping to France will be cheaper : 2,50 € instead of 4,90€.

 

Really nice I love using 3d printers and I like using Fusion 360 I have a 3D printer at work in my classroom Flash Forge .
Sincerely Rich

 

Hi
Looking for battery cover for D6C
Possible to make?

 

Probably you could provide a lot of the 3 types of tiny buttons and battery covers for Aiwa HS-J* walkman. Almost none of them have all the buttons.

 

Hi,
I will look at my D6C, and let you know if I'll do it

 

Super !! Looking forward!

 

hello bugPat those look great !

Sincerely Richard

 

Hi all,
I just made a new and better version of my battery door latch, so I updated the first page...

 

Hello bugpat,
Very interesting !! nice job on the 3d design and print !

 

BugPat ,
What 3d printer do you use I am going to order my self a Prusa core one !
I like using both tinkercad and fusion 360 ,
Sincerely Richard
P.S. at my work I have been using flashforge brand 3d printers for the last 8 years !

 

Hi radiorich,
I own a Creality Ender 3V2, and made a lot of mods through the years : Auto bed levelling, enclosure (better for ABS printings), direct drive with the original head (instead of bowden), and my last big mod is a new direct drive head (Sprite)...
And I too use Tinkercad and Fusion !

 

Hello Bug,
That is really cool !
Sincerely Richard

 

Any chance you could print the whole door for a walkman DD/DC2/WMII? The latch tooth is broken on mine (not the slide latch piece but the actual part it bites onto in the door lip) and so my DC2 won't stay closed. I was planning to buy a clear door replacement for a WM-2 on eBay but would prefer to have more control over what materials are used, what color it is, etc.

Edit: turns out the WM-2 door does not fit the DC-2 despite looking similar. So I need an exact DC-2 door.

 

Looking for some one who can print me the lever lock for a DD11/DD22, have a DD22 which is missing it totally....i have another DD22 and even DD11 as an example part for measurements.

 

Do you make small cogs as well or is this too intricate for such a process. I need replacement cogs for JJ-P4x series which are across the board the same.
They are maybe 1cm cross and very tiny teeth - so this might not be able?

 

Mister X - that's where I hoped 3D printing would excel. I know CAD and other software to design / mock up - implement - so I might see what a mid range printer can do for me - i would have to get the dimensions of this part to share as well so inspired parties could take a crack .
The phone scanner seems nice, I wonder if it's accurate enough for smaller items