Fender Rhodes Cheek Block

I was fixing up a ‘72 Fender Rhodes that was missing the cheek blocks, so I designed this model from scratch instead of buying reproduction blocks. I secured each block with a wood screw into the existing hole on the frame, and then secured the name-rail to the blocks with some generic hex nuts/bolts (you’ll see how the 10mm hex nuts fit up inside the model). 

It is different than the factory/reproduction cheek block design, and not perfect, but it gets the job done. Rather than further tinkering I stopped at the ‘good enough’ point to get back to making music. 

I printed it PETG, with 10% infill, with supports everywhere.