3D Printing Car Accessories

[111prez]

Looks like Ford is starting something: https://www.topgear.com.ph/news/tech...ef=home_feed_1

Will this be a new trend?

[ice15]

anyone who can recommend a shop for 3D Printing?

[ice15]

after 2 months of searching... wala pa din akong makita. hahaha

most shops can print figurines etc. issue for automotive parts is that the item will be exposed to the elements. most people I found think that the Sun's UV can disintegrate their material

[dr. d]

after 2 months of searching... wala pa din akong makita. hahaha

most shops can print figurines etc. issue for automotive parts is that the item will be exposed to the elements. most people I found think that the Sun's UV can disintegrate their material

errr,
paint it using a UV-proof paint?

[oj88]

PC and ASA are known to be UV-resistant. They can be used outdoors and under the sun all year round.

They are more expensive and are difficult to print with, so the product quality in terms of aesthetics might not be on par with using softer filaments. Your mileage may vary depending on the 3D printer and experience of the operator.

[ice15]

found 1 shop... pero its cheaper to have a shop in the UK to have it printed for me tapos ship to Manila

[shummirc]

3D printing has opened up a lot of possibilities for custom car accessories. I've seen people create phone mounts, cup holder inserts, dashboard organizers, cable clips, and even replacement interior trim pieces. It's a great option when you need a custom fit or when original parts are difficult to find.

For anyone working on vehicle upgrades or DIY projects, it's worth comparing prices on materials and accessories before buying. I sometimes check ReeCoupons for available deals on related products and tools to help keep project costs down.