On Mon, 26 Jan 2015, Charles wrote:
Hey that is a good idea :) Man these 3d printers are
so awesome!
Its getting to the point where, one could 3d print anything.
Don?t quote me on this, but i think Jay Leno, One of his mechanics 3D prints up working
car parts that are not made any more of for some of those 100 year old cars he has.
http://www.3ders.org/articles/20120514-jay-leno-uses-3d-scanner-and-3d-prin…
A couple of weeks ago I printed the elevator bellcrank for a Spitfire (the
fighter) as a test. They need to fix some issues with the model, but it
will be reprinted 2% larger and will be used to cast an aluminum
replacement for a restoration.
When the job was done:
http://www.geneb.org/spitfire/bellcrank-done.jpg
After the support was removed:
http://www.geneb.org/spitfire/bellcrank-1.jpg (Change the 1 to 2 through 5
to see the other photos.)
I've also printed a replacement platen knob for an ASR-33 for a group
member. :)
g.
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