3D printed parts

So, a friend of mine showed me this site yesterday called thingiverse.com – the universe of things.
It's a free database of user created 3D objects that you can download and get printed as physical objects.
I did a quick search and there are several parts for various patrol models that people have made.
https://www.thingiverse.com/search?q...85d55db89aae4e

I thought this might be handy for some who can't find a specific part or want to make something that's customised.

I only found out last year that you can get objects 3D printed in various materials at Officeworks.

I'd love 2 buy a 3d printer, only if I had the money

Gotta be wary of the quality of the part. We were sucked into buying a plastic cog for a Falcon odometer. The advert picture looked like a genuine one but a crappy printed one turned up. The odometer works only when it is in the mood. Usually after an hour or so of driving.

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Originally Posted by mudnut

Gotta be wary of the quality of the part. We were sucked into buying a plastic cog for a Falcon odometer. The advert picture looked like a genuine one but a crappy printed one turned up. The odometer works only when it is in the mood. Usually after an hour or so of driving.

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Nothing wrong with the plastic cog, its the fact you put it into a Ford :harhar:

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2740854

Deep cup holder gq

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Originally Posted by NissanGQ4.2

I'd love 2 buy a 3d printer, only if I had the money

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https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?m...2F142835028536

Only 350 bucks for this one