I’d use Piccatiny rail for that mounting setup [emoji41]Quote:
Originally Posted by RANDLOVER
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I’d use Piccatiny rail for that mounting setup [emoji41]Quote:
Originally Posted by RANDLOVER
hi
could sure do with a set of front gutter ends as well . nice if you can get the 3d to do the job .
will be doing a run in black ASA next week all going to plan..Quote:
Originally Posted by discodude94
Recently finished this in ABS. It is a 160dia to 88dia adaptor for an airbox inlet. Printed in three sections and solvent joined together. I will "paint" it with the ABS slurry which closes up any layer defects and increases strength. Then a couple of hits with some spray putty plus sanding, then a coat of enamel to finish it off.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...ad40753e71.jpg
last prototype nearly finished...
happiness is :p
one set done and they have turned out very well...Quote:
Originally Posted by discodude94
next set under way
printed in black ASA which is strong and sun / UV stable
will do first few sets for $18 the pair plus $12 postage if you want them posted
they look better in real life than they do in pics... printed stuff always looks harsher in phone pics for some reason
easy to sand and paint to whatever colour you like, if you wish... ASA and supercheap primer etc go well together...
Love it.
Nicely done Inc.
Which printer did you use for those? The Ender?
prusa i3 mk3sQuote:
Originally Posted by Tombie
That looks to be a nice printer with several upgrades from my old prusa. Do you know whether they can be purchased in Australia, or they they an OS purchase (in kit form I presume)?Quote:
Originally Posted by incisor
Chris.