Great work - top tips, thanks. I've had some luck printing similar things flat and then warming them up to the glass point with the heat gun and contouring them over a form (even using the original part).
Very nicely done sir! Great problem solving. I don't have a printer, so the only critique I'll make, and it's a big one, is the paint overspray on the drill....LOL. Just giving you a hard time sir, keep up the great work!
Super clever. Mahalo for sharing! : )
Great work - top tips, thanks. I've had some luck printing similar things flat and then warming them up to the glass point with the heat gun and contouring them over a form (even using the original part).
Interesting, I didn't consider that option, but certainly one to keep in mind for future. Cheers
Very nicely done sir! Great problem solving. I don't have a printer, so the only critique I'll make, and it's a big one, is the paint overspray on the drill....LOL. Just giving you a hard time sir, keep up the great work!
I like to think it all just adds to the rich patina of history in my workshop :-)
Good work. Shows how picky 3D printers can be.
yeah I went through lots of attempts to get this right. it was an interesting learning experience in working around those problems