Whatcha Printing?

[RetroThutmose]

Just a thought but what about an air duct from the front of the car mounted in the body filtered by a grill or screen to the motor area?
You got room for that in the body? Maybe where the front wind screen is?

I thought about incorporatibg some kind of duct but I'm not sure I can model it correctly without a scanner and I'd be worried about it breaking on a hard crash

 

[James A. Doty]

Yesterday I printed hinges for the door of my P1S that will allow the door to open far enough so I'm in no danger of striking it with my left armrest or joystick housing.

Today I'm printing something personal that I can't talk about.

 

[Jamr]

I thought about incorporatibg some kind of duct but I'm not sure I can model it correctly without a scanner and I'd be worried about it breaking on a hard crash

Got it.
Well the beauty of 3d printing is that if you do break it you can just print another.

 

[Muscle_Car_Lover]

my crappy ass printer isn't printing cuz the build plate is 60x70x90 mm and the material isn't sticking to the plate. but I'm getting the new bambulab a2l so I can print everything I want

 

[James A. Doty]

my crappy ass printer isn't printing cuz the build plate is 60x70x90 mm and the material isn't sticking to the plate. but I'm getting the new bambulab a2l so I can print everything I want

If you can afford it, I strongly recommend getting one of their enclosed 3D printers for more material options. I have the Bambu Lab P1S with two AMS units which has a build volume of 256mm per axis. It's large enough that it can print just about anything that I want it to.

For larger items I use my Formbot Troodon 2.0 Pro which has a bed that's 350mm per side and a build height of 330mm. It's been over a year since I've had to use it.

If my Bambu Lab P1S is busy and I need another part printed I print it on my Prusa MK3.9s which has a build volume of 250mm by 210mm by 220mm as long as the part is PLA, PETG, or TPU.

Though I've printed small ABS parts on my Prusa MK3.9s, ABS really needs to printed in an enclosed printer.

Though I very rarely print using ABS, PETG and PLA are my favorite two filaments to print with.