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I have two 3D printers and print parts for my business.
You will love it, I have had 3D printers for 5 years now, I cannot tell you how satisfying it is to have an idea, design it and then create it. The added benefit is that the printer is as mesmerizing to watch as a campfire. The Prusa is a solid machine.
I have just designed and am testing a cell phone mounting system that allows quick removal of the phone & brackets and keeps the holder base concealed in the front console tray still allowing the lid to close. The parts 3D printed 3D printed parts assembled
Wife has 10 of these printers, bought them cheap and she runs several at a time making different things for her craft needs. Got her working on a GX460 print now, we will see how it turns out. My son got into 3D printing and also has a 3D resin printer which is pretty cool. He mainly does roleplaying figures with it.
Guess we need to see what else could be made to benefit the GX460...
I really suggest using a PEI build plate, since I have (over 2 years ago) I have never had issues with prints not sticking.
90% of my printing is with PETG, the remaining is ASA, TPU, and ...
This is my "workhorse" the print quality and reliability is so impressive. https://3dprintingindustry.com/news/...system-175943/
I'm pretty sure this is the same case used for 10-19 460 grill cameras. I purchased one from another '12 for cheap..for a future project but the case around camera had a crack in it. Gonna print and see if direct fit.
I did a scratch print of the camera cover in PETG. Only difference I notice is it doesn't have the partial lense cover that stock one has. I assume this is for the sun. It fits fine on the camera. I need to clean up supports.
I need to see if these engine cover retainer clips work on the 460
My only concern with the clip is print orientation. The weakness with a print is along layer lines, printing in the shown orientation although the best for not needing supports it does stress the layer lines when installed. Give it a try but you may need to print at 90 deg to the bed.
I did a scratch print of the camera cover in PETG. Only difference I notice is it doesn't have the partial lense cover that stock one has. I assume this is for the sun. It fits fine on the camera. I need to clean up supports.
I need to see if these engine cover retainer clips work on the 460
I have two 3D printers and print parts for my business.
You will love it, I have had 3D printers for 5 years now, I cannot tell you how satisfying it is to have an idea, design it and then create it. The added benefit is that the printer is as mesmerizing to watch as a campfire. The Prusa is a solid machine.
I have just designed and am testing a cell phone mounting system that allows quick removal of the phone & brackets and keeps the holder base concealed in the front console tray still allowing the lid to close. The parts 3D printed 3D printed parts assembled
Thanks @Nyccandyma , it is working great. Mount is solid and the entire RAM mount assembly easily slips in and out.
When removed the front storage lid opens & closed no problem. I will post some pictures
01-07-23, 01:05 PM
••• 3D Printing and GX 460 parts
