80 Series 3D Printed Parts (5 Viewers)

[DaviMH47]

Just ordered my first 3d printer, can't wait to try it out.

 

[Dlathem]

Does anyone have the STL file for 80 series center caps? TIA!!

 

[tattoo80]

DS and PS seat controls. will report on fit up.

hello, long time lurker, just had to register to ask if this can be shared?
in need of power streeting plate and buttons for power seats. any info would be highly appreciated. please and thanks my LC brothers.

 

[Dlathem]

hello, long time lurker, just had to register to ask if this can be shared?
in need of power streeting plate and buttons for power seats. any info would be highly appreciated. please and thanks my LC brothers.

Best of luck. I got zero replies. Maybe 80 owners don’t have a 3D printer?

 

[george_tlc]

Thread '3D Printing Parts for the 80'

Dec 30, 2019

APRIL 8, 2020 ** No longer need to add ".pdf" to the extension of STL files. The extension .stl is now allowed.** you can thank @rover67 for that little fix.

I first got the idea from my BH3D double cup holder and figured I would see what else the I might need. I then found @suprarx7nut do some cool things with keyfob cases, then I found some stuff by @Outsane that got me thinking.

First I am really not good at CAD so my design isn’t very nicely finished and I do not care if anyone duplicates/modifies/sells/criticizes it, just don’t ask me to print them for you. I...

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There's plenty of folk that have 3d printers or access to them.

If you want to 'give value', then pick your favourite 3D modeling program and design stuff and then post up the files for everyone to share...

I use solidworks since both my mechie sons can drive the tool well and I can always 'ask for help' to design something that's beyond my rudimentary skillset. Solidworks for 'makers' is pretty cheap if you knock a few designs together each year.

Here's just a couple of things that have worked out really well (the orange brackets):

cheers,
george.

 

[Marvelicious]

@george_tlc I'm still too cheap for $50 a year That said, FreeCAD is finally turning into a borderline mature program. It's got its quirks, but every version is improving by leaps and bounds.

@tattoo80 and @Dlathem , I think more than a few of us have printers, but I don't have models for your parts.