Datsun 280zx dash hole caps
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- edit: seems my measurements were off in the first place. I uploaded a new STL file, and deleted the 123d file, which acted weird when I tried to fix the problem from there. sorry for those who might have printed the original, which was slightly too small. * Hi! these are models for the holes on the dash of a 1979-1983 Datsun 280zx, next to the defrost vents, where the screws that hold the dash are. They are a direct, measure by measure reproduction of the real ones. They fit right in, I've tried them. I don't know how I'd get them out, the clips would probably break when you`d pry them, but then, you can print more! I've printed them face down, and they print good, even the little clips' overhang. The only issue is that there is a step on the top part, where the middle is higher than the surroundings; that prints badly because it's trying to print a 3mm horizontal overhang. It looks weird when you look at it from close by, but from a foot or two away it just looks like texture in the plastic which in the end is pretty ok! Maybe if it's be printed right side up, but then, you'd need a ton of supports for everything, since it's just like a table with 2 legs that touch, and two that don't even touch the floor (the little cones that locate the cap in the hole). ***Quick note, mine are in black PLA, and have warped afew a week or two in the sun... it's not bad, it just makes them loose. no problem taking them out anymore, but they have a slight curve to them now. might want to to print out of ABS or Petg
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Originally published on thingiverse.com by Sebastien Tremblay (Supernova_6969) · License: CC BY 4.0
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