IMO most of the time it's more hastle than it's worth. Unless you have access to a laser scanner to replicate the part into a 3D model it can take hours to create the design. Printed parts are not as strong or well finished as injection moulded parts. I tend to print things like Ecig holders that fit in the coin tray, sat nav mounts, etc. I did print some ends to replace the rubber ones on the height sensors which worked ok. Sent some to another member of this site but I think I forgot to put the metal sleve in the centre before I posted them 
at least they were free, and he hasn't said anything so may have been ok.
at least they were free, and he hasn't said anything so may have been ok.myfirstl322
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I sometimes watch 'retrorestore' on the utube, amongst other things he has neared the end of a truncated restoration of a Triumph Acclaim whereby he needed some roof trim end caps which are now obsolete and a viewer kindly printed some for him.
Handy tech.
There is even metal 3D printing now!
Shippers
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That **** Drew and his idiot sidekick got Williams clio clips printed out by a company from the original Clio in the Williams museum...
myfirstl322
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You appear to to be painting a picture about Drew whom I don't know, time will tell if this is something I'm willing to be drawn on.
Shippers
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Think it was called Salvage Hunters or something like that he normally does furniture and antiques but did a series on cars he's based in Wales...
myfirstl322
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Oh that Drew, eyes a bit squint Drew, yes I seen he was doing cars but tbh I think he is just about tolerable to watch when he's buying desks from an all girls school.
tomcat59alan
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Think he's in Pantygirdle,just outside Diarrheao.
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tomcat59alan
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Only so he could sniff the seats.
