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You could also print in glow in the dark right? That might be useful for some
3D Printing Parts for the 80 (3 Viewers)
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I have some glow in the dark in the bin, costs a little more.
Are these available on your website? I don't see them there.
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Although this doesn't have to be exclusive to the 80, still some good design work.
Anderson powerpole 3D print for 'coin' holders - https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/anderson-powerpole-3d-print-for-coin-holders.1281711/
Anderson powerpole 3D print for 'coin' holders - https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/anderson-powerpole-3d-print-for-coin-holders.1281711/
Can you share the file for this?Shakey mirror fix - if either mirror has the shakes
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Bracket to fix shakey mirror on FJ80
Commonly the mirrors bracket breaks on the outside rear view mirrors. Comes with stainless steel screws made for use in plastic that are a little longer. Tabs will need to be cut, if not already broken off. Marked with a L or R to designate side of vehicle, L for Drivers and R for Passenger...
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Here's a problem that needs a solution.
Recently one of the round plastic windows for the headlamp leveling bubble thingies (80 series) just crumbled and fell apart when I attempted to clean it. The rest are all deteriorating and opaque from heat, UV exposure, age.
Is there a (? clear) plastic that could be used to replace those inspection windows with 3D printed parts?? Getting the remnants of the old plastic pieces off the headlamp housing might be a challenge however (dremel maybe) as they appear to be glued to the housing.
Recently one of the round plastic windows for the headlamp leveling bubble thingies (80 series) just crumbled and fell apart when I attempted to clean it. The rest are all deteriorating and opaque from heat, UV exposure, age.
Is there a (? clear) plastic that could be used to replace those inspection windows with 3D printed parts?? Getting the remnants of the old plastic pieces off the headlamp housing might be a challenge however (dremel maybe) as they appear to be glued to the housing.
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There are clear materials, we can give it a try.
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My first printer was $150
The ones I use mostly are $700
The ones I use mostly are $700
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At 150 range you will need to do some fiddling and tinkering so factor that in to your cost as that takes time and research. However you can get good prints from those. Also be aware there is a learning curve to designing and printing. They are fun and you can design a lot of cool stuff and print them, but if you only have a few things to build and limited space....sometimes you can get someone to print for you. You can get people to design and print for you also and depending on the complexity level can be pretty cheap compared to time and learning etc.
For the really high end printers they need less fiddling and the print faster, more material types and larger end products.
Not a lot of people realize that they won't be printing a part they designed within a week of getting their first printer...no matter how much it costs. People who can do that are def in the minority so most 3d printers get used very little.
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Come and take it
Just placed an order for a couple of items. ^
Impressive! What kind of longevity are you getting from these?
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