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3D Printing Projects - Truck parts and tools
- Thread starter kennyw
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I think I found one on the Eghey.
It attaches directly under the heater box on the bottom side very close to the center position. It directs air out the bottom-center of the heater box to the footwell area.
I purchased it as soon as I saw it.
It attaches directly under the heater box on the bottom side very close to the center position. It directs air out the bottom-center of the heater box to the footwell area.
I purchased it as soon as I saw it.
That’s it!
They are great to deal with. Very legit business.
Quick project this evening for custom bumper adapters for the front bumper sensors on my 2016 3500hd.
First test print was printed vehicle without supports and installed with a perfect fit in the sensor but snapped when removed due to the layers being on the weak bending axis. Second print I rotated the part 45 degrees and printed with support and it works perfect without breaking when removed.
First test print was printed vehicle without supports and installed with a perfect fit in the sensor but snapped when removed due to the layers being on the weak bending axis. Second print I rotated the part 45 degrees and printed with support and it works perfect without breaking when removed.
I had a couple projects come together today. Both being my designs from scratch because I didn't like anything I found available to download.
First was an AMS riser with storage for extra build plates.
Next was to recycle the handle from my original AMS lid onto the Sunlu AMS dryer.
First was an AMS riser with storage for extra build plates.
Next was to recycle the handle from my original AMS lid onto the Sunlu AMS dryer.
I guess it was only a matter of time before my designs were stolen and sold on Amazon. Anyone want to help me play wackamole and leave negative feedback along with reporting the sellers? They even went as far as to steal my photos.
My original design: https://makerworld.com/en/models/21...1981-91-chevy-squarebody-v3#profileId-2352575
The amazon listings:
My updated design: https://makerworld.com/en/models/23...1977-91-chevy-squarebody-v5#profileId-2567269
Amazon listing:
https://a.co/d/0eno18OP
My original design: https://makerworld.com/en/models/21...1981-91-chevy-squarebody-v3#profileId-2352575
The amazon listings:
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My updated design: https://makerworld.com/en/models/23...1977-91-chevy-squarebody-v5#profileId-2567269
Amazon listing:
https://a.co/d/0eno18OP
Amazon.com: Door Panel map Pocket Cup Holder, Compatible with 1981-1991 Chevrolet GMC Box Pickup Trucks – Compatible with K5 Blazer, C10, C20, C30, K10, K20, K30, Suburban, and Crew Cab Models. : Automotive
Buy Door Panel map Pocket Cup Holder, Compatible with 1981-1991 Chevrolet GMC Box Pickup Trucks – Compatible with K5 Blazer, C10, C20, C30, K10, K20, K30, Suburban, and Crew Cab Models.: Cup Holders - Amazon.com ✓ FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases
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3D classic car parts also makes map pocket cup holders out of his garage just like you
1973-1987 Square Body Chevy – 3D Classic Car Parts https://share.google/5w4FNi2lL6JfeThe7
1973-1987 Square Body Chevy – 3D Classic Car Parts https://share.google/5w4FNi2lL6JfeThe7
The game is unwinnable. It's like prairie dog shooting at a massive den. I spent years doing it, ebay, amazaon, etsy, etc. I only got a few ebay listings taken down due to registered trademark infringement where they even copy the logo.
BUT, it sure does feel good for the first time or two you get one taken down. So in that regard its worth it.
We will see how it goes. I found the official way to report copyright infringement on Amazon and should have an answer in a couple days.
The down side is it hurts the guy with his own design from 3D classic car parts at the same time. That was not my intention.
Unfortunately you can't know what would happen when you try to be good person, but I wouldn't worry about hurting the 3d classic car parts guy, you didn't intentionally hurt him.
At the same time you helped plenty of enthusiasts DIYers.
I've been under the weather this weekend and knocked out a small project. The final print is a translucent blue PTEG and I may look at how it would look if I add some LED back lighting as well.
As of right now, all of the Amazon sellers of my cupholders have been taken down by Amazon.
Happy to do my civic duty in reporting amazonian shartbags.
I’ve been looking at picking up a printer (Bambu p2s). I’d like to learn and eventually be able to print small parts. Eventually I’d like to print the bucket seat trim pieces.
Do it. I have no regrets other than not spending the coin for a good printer up front.
Learning CAD just takes practice and you can get the software for free, cheap, or expensive depending on what you need from it.
