[TPR "rubber" filament printing infill question]

No, 1970 Jag e-type (xke).   

[TPR "rubber" filament printing infill question]

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

 

[TPR "rubber" filament printing infill question]

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

 

[TPR "rubber" filament printing infill question]

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

 

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