Who did these knobs?

[Jidis]

Hi,

I'm having trouble finding a post here. It was an LC or maybe a sequencer with really nice custom made knobs using some colorful two-part molds. The one with the shuttle wheel that was done with an insert part for the D shaft back side of the knob.

Anybody remember who's that was?

[Jidis]

If it helps, I think the original forms were done with some sort of CNC rig.

[Sasha]

This beautifull ones? These are custom, colourfull and D shaft but they are for SID

http://www.midibox.org/forum/index.php?topic=5169.0

[SLP]

I think it was a SID... it was a very big blog...

i'll post the link when i've found it..

The one with the shuttle wheel that was done with an insert part for the D shaft back side of the knob.

edit:

here you go:

http://www.midibox.org/forum/index.php?topic=5277.75

matthias

p.s. @sasha: ... have you changed your nickname?

[Sasha]

SLP, I just leftout my lastname. Sasha is my firstname. I am using same avatar, so I tought people remember graphics better than text.

[Jidis]

Thanks both!

It's actually that first link Sasha put up. Been looking all over for it. It's way the hell over my head though. I'm trying to design some caps, but I'm starting with clay models and custom shaping them until I get something I like. Problem is, none of the geometry is perfect, but I guess if I screw around with them long enough it'll get closer.

George

PS- I'd love to find a way to do the backside (shaft) part of the caps as well, but I'm thinking for my lo-tech molding level, it might be best to just go with larger holes and then fill them with something and squash the shafts into them to get the square or D shape that I need afterward.