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3 D PRINTING
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HI THERE , BIT DIFFERENT BUT IVE ASKED MOST OF MY MATES AND NONE KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT IT . HAS ANYONE EVER HAD AN ITEM SCANNED AND PRINTED . WONDERED IF IT WAS POSSIBLE TO JUST HAND OVER AN ITEM AND HAVE IT REPRODUCED RELATIVLY CHEAPLY. I WAS THINKING OF THE BLACK PLASTIC FACIA/SURROUND ON A LEARJET 8 TRACK THAT MORE OFTEN THAN NOT IS MISSING . TIA ANTHONY
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.. That isn't the 3D printer Tony
.. If he doesn't answer this posting soon ping Francis a Pinger, he is on here as Frankoid.. he's had some bits done in Kent somewhere, it was some old fashioned knobs from a radio-gramme.. they came out wicked and from memory it wasn't expensive, I think £60 for a set of knobs.. the old fashioned type-ones, pointy things 
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.. Go ahead.. do your thing Romeo
.. That isn't the 3D printer Tony.. If he doesn't answer this posting soon ping Francis a Pinger, he is on here as Frankoid.. he's had some bits done in Kent somewhere, it was some old fashioned knobs from a radio-gramme.. they came out wicked and from memory it wasn't expensive, I think £60 for a set of knobs.. the old fashioned type-ones, pointy things , "Slide together Slide together Pointy Toes" .. Go ahead.. do your thing RomeoManual Int & Rag-Top
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Hi Tony
My younger brother is a professor at a university in Holland whose PhD is in robotics but his latest area of interest is in 3D printing.
I was talking to him last Sunday and he reckons that most materials can be use for printing with the correct equipment, plastics and metals.
I will ask if he has any commercial contacts.
Regards
Richard
My younger brother is a professor at a university in Holland whose PhD is in robotics but his latest area of interest is in 3D printing.
I was talking to him last Sunday and he reckons that most materials can be use for printing with the correct equipment, plastics and metals.
I will ask if he has any commercial contacts.
Regards
Richard
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I have had some knobs 3D printed, very successfully too! I imagine a back-plate would be easy too , if you have an original to copy. The ones I had done were all in uniform colours though, and not chromed. I think the Lear jet back plate is just black also..
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I've 3D printed the body for the courtesy light on my passenger door and brake reservoir cap on dads SP, also looking to print a cambelt cover when I've got the model finished.
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Hvae added two pics , 200mm x 80mm roughly, did they scan them and print and any idea roughly what you think it would cost,cheers Anthony
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feel free to send me phone nos, company names you`d recommend ,cheers Anthony
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Tonyb66 wrote:HI THERE , BIT DIFFERENT BUT IVE ASKED MOST OF MY MATES AND NONE KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT IT . HAS ANYONE EVER HAD AN ITEM SCANNED AND PRINTED . WONDERED IF IT WAS POSSIBLE TO JUST HAND OVER AN ITEM AND HAVE IT REPRODUCED RELATIVLY CHEAPLY. I WAS THINKING OF THE BLACK PLASTIC FACIA/SURROUND ON A LEARJET 8 TRACK THAT MORE OFTEN THAN NOT IS MISSING . TIA ANTHONY
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