Register a free account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!
Submerged some M4 and M5 brass inserts in and got them mock assembled.
Will be spraying them satin black tonight and drilling the mounting holes in the port itself.
They're not particularly tricky to use but you're limited by your design ability I guess. I use Solidworks daily at work so have access on lunch breaks to design personal things but most are stuck to using thingiverse and pre-existing designs.
This cost £230 with 1kg filament from China so not bad!
I've had access to 3D printers at work for a while now, but they're in full use printing PPE gear so thought it was a good time to get my own. After discussions with @dann2707 and seeing all the good use he gets out of his, I punted for the anycubic I3 MEGA S. Took hardly any time to set-up and...
Yeah. I totally submerged my hubs with all parts in-situ. It probably helped that the old bearing grease will have remained inside 'protecting' the mating surface of the drive flange, something I didn't really think about at the time! Think I paid 25quid or something daft for the hubs so it was...
Yeah! I had them on my watch list. No idea if theyll arrive, I'm still waiting on some balljoints I ordered from ECP over a month ago!
Fingers crossed! The dryer was from a different seller though
Proplates were fine originally, but appear they've gone downhill of late. Maybe they have a wookie making the number plates and he's moulting.
@Pro Plates