montauk1989

No, 1970 Jag e-type (xke).

I've got my part thank you!!!!! It a boot for the back of an ignition switch. Here's a photo with two early tries, the remnants of the original boot and the final version. Happy new year!!! Dave

Thanks so much for the suggestions. As you can tell, I'm totally new to this. I'll make some changes and see how it goes. Dave

Hi, I need to make a small rubber part for an old car I'm working on. It's just a boot to cover the back of the ignition switch. I googled around and found an Atomstack 3d printer that prints using TPR filament. It just seems a lot easier to use 3d printing than making rubber molds so I bought the Atomstack. I made a tests and finally got one that works well but I needed to modify the dimensions a bit. I'm using 3DS Max for the modelling. For some reason the preview doesn't show any infill on my latest two versions but it does show on the last test run I made. I haven't bother to print that ones that aren't showing any infill because I know they'll collapse. Any suggestions? Thanks infill problems.3mf