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| PETG filamentAmazon · Affiliate link | Amazon product page for 1.75 mm PETG; confirm colour, spool size, print temperature, seller, and delivery region. | Check price at Amazon |
| ASA filamentAmazon · Affiliate link | Amazon product page for 1.75 mm ASA; use an enclosure and suitable ventilation, and confirm seller and regional availability. | Check price at Amazon |
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Andrew Elvin-Dunham (andjoe)Car has gone:( This will be developed no further, edit, remix, do what you want to make it better. Regards P.S. Use the 'tapered.stl' file - the 'Final' wasn't! It's been left for you to fiddle with if required. _______________________________________________________________________ EDIT: 23/4/2018 - Changed the locating part to a tapered design (.stl says 'Tapered'), this SHOULD give a more snug fit - hold off on trying this until I have - printing it now. Stay tuned..... EDIT: 23/4/2018 - Yup, it fits FAR better, feels securely located and is now on the car. Download, print, install, enjoy! ________________________________________________________________________________ EDIT: 22/4/2018 - Just updated the stl, weirdly I already output the file from Fusion360 but made a slight error - the addition of the 'extra meat' around the 'outer retaining lugs' wasn't combined with the rest of the model. Basically it wasn't any different from the previous version!:( Also, this version has slightly shallower dimples on the front - they were breaking thru to the shell and you can see holes in the first photo. That's fixed now. Hopefully this version locates a bit more firmly, the last fitted but wasn't really hanging onto the vent enough, a good blast of hot air and it would've dropped off. It DOES say this is a work in progress....... ________________________________________________________________________________ Just for the heck of it I decided to design this. I was sat there, bored, waiting for my Wurth system to finish it's diagnostic and I started to fiddle! Right in front of me is a vent - I start to play, and then I decide to remove the knob on the front of it! Whilst it's sat there in my hand I thought 'This would be good practice to design this in Fusion360'........ so I did! I used PLA, I don't expect it to do so well in the heat but it's a bit of fun, white or red knobs look really striking against the rest of the interior. Enjoy!
Originally published on thingiverse.com by Andrew Elvin-Dunham (andjoe) · License: CC BY
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