Adventures in 3D printed panels.

[peps1]

I have added a link to the .stl files should anyone want to print their own, and added the .stp file if anyone wants to CNC rather than 3D print.

Hope someone finds these useful.

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5343245

 

[MHL]

Great to see these. Good job, well done @peps1. And thank you for sharing the files.

 

[peps1]

Great to see these. Good job, well done @peps1. And thank you for sharing the files.

Thank you, couldn't find that many options out there for people to print their own. Seems to be a thriving trade in pannels if you want to sign up for private Facebook groups and wait for drops....so thought I would just make it a little easier for anyone who wants to print their own or have a friend do it.

 

[peps1]

And now for the Cthulhu AIO!

 

[stuartd]

And now for the Cthulhu AIO!

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Very nice just wat alot of people will want ME lol

 

[rew]

And now for the Cthulhu AIO!

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Very nice. Have you done one for the button side?

 

[JohnNada]

Very nice work! You could easily sell these on Etsy.

 

[peps1]

Very nice. Have you done one for the button side?

I have, just need to test thing like the magnet fit tonight when I get a chance.

Very nice work! You could easily sell these on Etsy.

Thank you! don't think I could handle the added stress of selling them on top of my day job, would rather just make the files and put there out there for people to have.

But, if a forum member wanted a set and doesn't have a 3D printer then more than happy to print them a set or custom design. I'm just a little limited on colours as unlike everyone else who seems to sell 3D printed panels, I use high temp ABS plastic rather than PLA plastic....Have a feeling that come the summer a lot of people who got 3D printed panels will be unhappy if they do something like leaving their mod in a car on a hot day as the glass transition temperature for PLA is around 60°C and 105°C for ABS.

(Glass Transition/Tg is the temperature at which a material undergoes a transition from a rigid, crystalline state into a glassy amorphous state. In other words, the glass transition temperature is the temperature at which a solid changes its physical properties from those of a hard, crystalline solid to those of an amorphous solid and becomes a rubbery state free to deform and then retain the deformation when it's cooled back down).

 

[Giurra]

Those look really good. What kind of 3d printer are you using? Have you considered maybe petg instead of abs? I've heard abs is pretty stinky while printing..

 

[stuartd]

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