Category Archives: 3d Print

  1. Rudder Trim & OEM

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    29. October 2025 by Peter

    One panel that I never have used is the Rudder Trim at the back of the pedestal. But a few …
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  2. AFDS OEM

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    6. January 2025 by Peter

    The AFDS (Autopilot Flight Director System) actually covers more or less the entire auto flight system. In cockpit building it …
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  3. Panel for OEM fire handles

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    3. December 2024 by Peter

    I have bought 3 OEM firehandles. They are very cool. But building everything around them turned out to be a …
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  4. Box Box

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    7. July 2024 by Peter

    Sounds like something from Formula 1 – but has to do with my overhead. I have spend countless hours/days/weeks/months getting …
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  5. Pull to turn switch

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    2. February 2023 by Peter

    In my remake of the Main Instrument Panel I have spent countless hours on making a “pull to turn” switch …
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  6. Fail: Illuminated 3d-print

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    30. January 2023 by Peter

    For my new Auto brake switch I would like to experience with an illuminated knob. It is only the small …
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  7. It is the little things…

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    6. January 2022 by Peter

    Small details like the backlightning are setting me back by a few weeks.

  8. Converting OEM audio panel

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    5. January 2021 by Peter

    About a year ago I bought a bunch of different OEM panels – That is real panels from an aircraft.I’ve …
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  9. 3D printed annunciations

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    3. September 2020 by Peter

    #d prints view from different angles

    3d printed annunciators. Great idea – poorly executed.

  10. Rework of the pedestal

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    14. February 2020 by Peter

    The Pedestal was one of the forst things I builded for the cockpit. So I guess it is some 6 …
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About BuildaBoeing

My name is Peter and I live in Denmark.
I am building the cockpit of a Boeing 737 in my basement using my limited skills and inspiration from fellow builders.
I post my progress on this blog and hope it can be an inspiration to others.