3d Printed handle wanted
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I have been thinking about 3D printing for this reason.
I am debating if to get the ply floor with the circular cut outs for the load strapping point, but thought it may look 'unfinished'.
My idea was to 3D print a blanking plug that either looked ok, or could be covered with the same material as the rest of the floor but easily removable if a load needed to be secured.
(A bit like the plastic things to go on a desk where the computer cables etc go through.)
I am debating if to get the ply floor with the circular cut outs for the load strapping point, but thought it may look 'unfinished'.
My idea was to 3D print a blanking plug that either looked ok, or could be covered with the same material as the rest of the floor but easily removable if a load needed to be secured.
(A bit like the plastic things to go on a desk where the computer cables etc go through.)
You can buy these pal.. something like Desk Top blanks, type for cable route. If I am thinking right??.
Have you seen this? Been Busy Lately....
ok solidworks will chuck out stl no probs. Do you have any kind of handle in mind? as in what movement do you need to do? a pull push? or hinge type? as in what is this handle going to be moving?
and can you get behind this grey thing? is it a panel? would you want two parts that can fix together taking the grey bit (a panel?) in sandwhich?
and can you get behind this grey thing? is it a panel? would you want two parts that can fix together taking the grey bit (a panel?) in sandwhich?
@Tourershine’s post on the other topic got me thinking about this... how easy / hard is it for someone to scan an item and then reprint it, particularly if you want the item printed in the opposing form (scanning say, a left handle and then flipping it so a right handle is printed)?
