3D Printing

[seasideBill]

Just a heads up that some might find useful.
I’m not sure how familiar 3D printing is to folks but it’s new to me and proving very useful. I don’t really understand the technology but it seems a very useful and cheap way of sourcing some hard to find parts at low prices. Recently I’ve had Adria Twin table support brackets and Remis screen sunvisor modification parts at a fraction of the retail price and no waiting times.

 

[Googlebot]

I would love to get into it, I don’t think I have the time though.

The bits I would make!

 

[Bobby-gg]

We have our own group on here.

https://www.motorhomefun.co.uk/forum/forums/3d-printing.364/

I really enjoy the design part of it, and the last few years I've changed from using the likes of fusion360, to Tinkercad and it's quite amazing the complex designs it can do.

 

[Lenny HB]

We have our own group on here.

https://www.motorhomefun.co.uk/forum/forums/3d-printing.364/

I really enjoy the design part of it, and the last few years I've changed from using the likes of fusion360, to Tinkercad and it's quite amazing the complex designs it can do.

And there is me thinking must stop using Tinkercad and learn a proper 3D cad program.

 

[Bobby-gg]

And there is me thinking must stop using Tinkercad and learn a proper 3D cad program.

I did CAD design as part of my apprenticeship and trying tinkercad was almost alien to me, but watching HLmodtech on YouTube taught me how powerful it can be, and the new sketch tool has taken it to another level!

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[Janine]

The catch on my fridge broke last time I was away.

Got home, showed my son and within a couple of hours he had printed and fitted a new one

 

[MisterB]

There is a new 3D'er amongst the Thorpe contingent, he bought one off Essex bloke, with a mancunian accent, looking forward to seeing some of his projects ...