Banana pod cap

[cosman]

I don’t use PLA or ( FDM ) type of printing

[robrs2]

Hi guys! As for me, the best 3d printer for beginners is Wanhao Duplicator i3 mini.

https://www.wanhaousa.net/product-page/ ... or-i3-mini

The printer costs less than $ 200. But despite the simplicity of the design and low price, it makes high-quality models, especially if they are from PLA.

Here are some of the main pros and cons: Nothing needs to be further customized and invented. To start the printer and print the model you don't need any special knowledge. But this printer doesn't have any heated platform, the case is open and the print area is small but it still large enough for most projects.

If you want to know more about how to choose the 3d printer and make the right decision, I will recommend reading this article. It was very helpful to me.

Good luck with your choice!

Don't use PLA, it deforms with the heat in cars and shrinks. Seen lots of parts done that just dont last.

[cosman]

Yes lots of them

[SKRATSCOZ]

Yes I have these remade in 3d printing £6 delivered to uk

You still got some. ?

[redstone]

Also do the centre console screw covers cap £10 delivered to uk

Looks nice!

[cosman]

Also do the centre console screw covers cap £10 delivered to uk

[cosman]

Yes I have these remade in 3d printing £6 delivered to uk

[dfp454]

113254277136

See above eBay item number for a cap

[redstone]

Hi guys! As for me, the best 3d printer for beginners is Wanhao Duplicator i3 mini.

https://www.wanhaousa.net/product-page/ ... or-i3-mini

The printer costs less than $ 200. But despite the simplicity of the design and low price, it makes high-quality models, especially if they are from PLA.

Here are some of the main pros and cons: Nothing needs to be further customized and invented. To start the printer and print the model you don't need any special knowledge. But this printer doesn't have any heated platform, the case is open and the print area is small but it still large enough for most projects.

If you want to know more about how to choose the 3d printer and make the right decision, I will recommend reading this article. It was very helpful to me.

Good luck with your choice!

[Darrenaf]

you get what you pay for, the machine I have access to is expensive, much more than an 800 quid home built jobbie. So the best of these 'home use' ones are £3k:

http://www.techradar.com/news/comput...rinter-1291296

commercial ones are big bucks capable of producing commercial scale products.

Would do the job though, ideal for simple parts.

[Simon T]

you get what you pay for, the machine I have access to is expensive, much more than an 800 quid home built jobbie. So the best of these 'home use' ones are £3k:

http://www.techradar.com/news/comput...rinter-1291296

commercial ones are big bucks capable of producing commercial scale products.

[Darrenaf]

it certainly would be, but as the machines cost 100k they need to charge to cover the costs.

100K?? you can buy & make them yourself for a lot less than that, a mate of mine builds them as a hobby, RS components have one for less than £800.00

[Simon T]

Is it possible to have one 3D printed, Its a simple part and should be really easy to re-construct using this technology

it certainly would be, but as the machines cost 100k they need to charge to cover the costs.

[rs gus]

Is it possible to have one 3D printed, Its a simple part and should be really easy to re-construct using this technology

thats a idea just finding one to copy

[Darrenaf]

Anyone any idea where I can get a cap to fit in this hole
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v5...446BF89472.jpg

Is it possible to have one 3D printed, Its a simple part and should be really easy to re-construct using this technology