Handy with a 3D printer?

I only have this colour in the suitable filament, but if it doesn't suit I guess you can paint it.

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Originally Posted by Tins

OK. I'm about 1 hour into a 17 hour print, so it'll have to be tomorrow but I'll print a few up.

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Oh, sounds interesting. What’s ya makin’? [emoji41]

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Originally Posted by Tins

Like this, you mean?
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I could do a few, but you might find someone closer. Here's the link to the file if you find someone.

RRC Head Rest Holder by RRC_Parts - Thingiverse

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be an interesting print

cleaning it up after printing it, even more so depending on the type of supports you use...

sadly i have .6 nozzles on my machines at present so be a bit of a waste of time me giving it a go

best of luck with it John

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Originally Posted by incisor

be an interesting print

cleaning it up after printing it, even more so depending on the type of supports you use...

sadly i have .6 nozzles on my machines at present so be a bit of a waste of time me giving it a go

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The uploader mentioned sharp knife and supports...... The slicing software I use does a pretty good job with auto supports so I'll try that first.

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Originally Posted by incisor

best of luck with it John

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Lol, thanks Dave. I'll let you know how it goes. The CreatorPro2 is really good with weird prints. :thumbsup: Wish there was a 'fingers crossed' emoji...

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Originally Posted by Tombie

Oh, sounds interesting. What’s ya makin’? [emoji41]

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Nothing amazing, Mike. Son wants a dual cupholder for his GU.

Large coffee cup holder for Nissan GU Patrol by deeporange - Thingiverse

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Nothing amazing, Mike. Son wants a dual cupholder for his GU.

Large coffee cup holder for Nissan GU Patrol by deeporange - Thingiverse

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Don't over capitilse the GU.

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Originally Posted by loanrangie

Don't over capitilse the GU.

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Hey, it can only improve the thing...

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Originally Posted by incisor

be an interesting print

cleaning it up after printing it, even more so depending on the type of supports you use...

sadly i have .6 nozzles on my machines at present so be a bit of a waste of time me giving it a go

best of luck with it John

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I'm a novice at this. The things printed fine and look the goods, but turned out way too brittle to be of any use.Given that the things are inside the seat maybe PLA would work better? I guess I'll just print one to see.

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I'm a novice at this. The things printed fine and look the goods, but turned out way too brittle to be of any use.Given that the things are inside the seat maybe PLA would work better? I guess I'll just print one to see.

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What did you print them in ?

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Originally Posted by incisor

What did you print them in ?

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PET-G. Seemed like the best choice but I'm finding that thin prints are brittle. PET-G and PLA are the only filaments I currently have on hand. Bezos will soon deliver something else if you have a recommendation.
My printer doesn't actually say it supports PET-G, but the software does, and other prints have been fine. Breaking off rafts and supports is much easier than it is with PLA. Dunno if that makes sense.