Here is new free webinar from GoEngineer focusing on 3d printed car parts, car accessories and car modifications.
If you are interested in cars, car hacking, car repair, hypermiling, modding, car tuning and have access to any type of 3d printer this video will give you lots of useful tips, information and practical examples. You could theoretically make any plastic part needed for your car and customize it to fit your needs.
Webinar is presented by Tyler Reid, it is focused on Stratasys technology but the knowledge and is applicable to other 3d printers.
3d printed car parts presented here are:
Here is a picture of installed wire tee box:
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Great tutorial, thank you for the content Tyler and GoEngineer team!
There are many more similar high quality tutorials, like:
3d printed jigs and fixtures:
http://diy3dprinting.blogspot.com/2014/08/free-webinar-on-3d-printing-jigs-and.html
or 3d printed end user parts:
http://diy3dprinting.blogspot.com/2014/07/free-webinar-of-3d-printed-end-use-parts.html
Here you can see another example of home 3d printers being used to make small replacement parts like AC button and cargo cover holder:
http://diy3dprinting.blogspot.com/2014/08/repairing-ford-focus-cargo-cover.html
If you are interested in cars, car hacking, car repair, hypermiling, modding, car tuning and have access to any type of 3d printer this video will give you lots of useful tips, information and practical examples. You could theoretically make any plastic part needed for your car and customize it to fit your needs.
Webinar is presented by Tyler Reid, it is focused on Stratasys technology but the knowledge and is applicable to other 3d printers.
3d printed car parts presented here are:
- gauge bezel
- firewall feedtrough
- wire tee box
- throttle body spacer
- battery charging box
Here is video webinar, one hour well spent ;-):
Here is a picture of installed wire tee box:
Great tutorial, thank you for the content Tyler and GoEngineer team!
There are many more similar high quality tutorials, like:
3d printed jigs and fixtures:
http://diy3dprinting.blogspot.com/2014/08/free-webinar-on-3d-printing-jigs-and.html
or 3d printed end user parts:
http://diy3dprinting.blogspot.com/2014/07/free-webinar-of-3d-printed-end-use-parts.html
Here you can see another example of home 3d printers being used to make small replacement parts like AC button and cargo cover holder:
http://diy3dprinting.blogspot.com/2014/08/repairing-ford-focus-cargo-cover.html