M5OD + trans jack = misery...until now!

[PlumCrazy]

Yeah, honeycomb interior, I think 40% infill is pretty solid if I understand correctly... fastener locations could be added to the print no problem I imagine or even areas with 100% infill to drill/tap...

One of these days I want to get a 3d printer, I think that's what I'll have in the shop bathroom so I can have an exhaust fan, I imagine it would help...

We have a handful of printers at work that are free for me to use... So I haven't justified buying one for myself at home yet.

Studies have shown that anything beyond 30 to 40% infill is honestly a waste of time and material if you have thick enough walls.

If I had intentions of bolting it down I could have printed in pockets for nuts or nutserts

 

[PlumCrazy]

Worked like a charm!

 

[Jim Oaks]

You kids and your fancy tools. LOL

Where the custom 3D printed Ford Ranger grill??

 

[PlumCrazy]

You kids and your fancy tools. LOL

Where the custom 3D printed Ford Ranger grill?

You kids and your fancy tools. LOL

Where the custom 3D printed Ford Ranger grill??

I prefer to use 3D printers for good, not evil.

The last thing we need to see out there are Rangers with "angry eyes" grilles.

 

[Curious Hound]

Worked like a charm!
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[Jim Oaks]

I prefer to use 3D printers for good, not evil.

The last thing we need to see out there are Rangers with "angry eyes" grilles.

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Saleen Ford Ranger (1 of 1) - The Ranger Station

This 1988 Saleen Ford Ranger (1 of 1) is the only Regatta Blue Ford Ranger out of the 27 Rangers built by Saleen.

www.therangerstation.com

I don't think like a Jeep.

I don't really like the grill, but I do like that it's not like everyone else.