3D printer thread

Jkerle · 11-19-2018, 05:05 AM

Hello and welcome to the 3D print thread. I have recently started printing and creating objects for golf car/t applications. It got me thinking it would be nice to have a thread to share parts and ideas with others. This threads purpose is to bring the creators and work that they want to share together.

I have discovered a very easy way to create almost anything related to hardware and mounting. To do this use a site such as mcmaster carr. I am familiar with this site because of work. Most parts on the site have a 3d image file used for modeling. You can down load this file in many different file types. Using a program called freecad you can import any mcmaster carr part with a 3d drawing. You then export the file as an stl. At this point the file is ready to print. It literally takes seconds!

I will be adding to this thread over the next few days with my recent parts and then continuing to upload future work.

Those of you with out a printer but are in need of a custom part feel free to ask. Pricing is based on material and shipping costs my time is free for BGW. Using a program called tinkercad you can easily draw up a part that's ready to print.

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11-19-2018, 05:05 AM	#1
Jkerle Gone Wild Join Date: Jul 2017 Location: West Columbia Texas Posts: 1,036	3D printer thread Hello and welcome to the 3D print thread. I have recently started printing and creating objects for golf car/t applications. It got me thinking it would be nice to have a thread to share parts and ideas with others. This threads purpose is to bring the creators and work that they want to share together. I have discovered a very easy way to create almost anything related to hardware and mounting. To do this use a site such as mcmaster carr. I am familiar with this site because of work. Most parts on the site have a 3d image file used for modeling. You can down load this file in many different file types. Using a program called freecad you can import any mcmaster carr part with a 3d drawing. You then export the file as an stl. At this point the file is ready to print. It literally takes seconds! I will be adding to this thread over the next few days with my recent parts and then continuing to upload future work. Those of you with out a printer but are in need of a custom part feel free to ask. Pricing is based on material and shipping costs my time is free for BGW. Using a program called tinkercad you can easily draw up a part that's ready to print. Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk