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He bought a ANET A8, it was around €100, it came as a kit and he assembled the whole thing, the first weeks where spend on test printing, tuning and printing upgraded parts for the machine (to improve printing quality) after that he started printing stuff, 3D software is learn as you use (many...

my brother has a 3D printer, he created the file and printed it

Got banned from Freelander Owners on Facebook, after publishing my 3D printed side light guards seems like everybody got too excited about somebody's DIY and mistook it for a sales post

I've cut mine out

MGF rearview mirror conversion.

I share your feeling, at work I drive either a brand new peugeot partner or a citroen nemo an average of 150km every day, I love getting in my 18 year old L-Series and drive the long way home

manual says max weight 75kg

It's a tight fit but it fits.

I made mine, seller didn't sent it either.

I did this... That's why they are called side-steps and not rock-sliders.

It will clean up nice with baby wipes.

BP visco 5000, 10W40, semi-sintetic is my choice, fuel and air filter every year. IRD, dif, gearbox oils and fuel filter every 2 years. I am doing around 10k km every year.

Casing seems to be the same so between your existing switches and new ones you should be able to make it work. Don't know about fitting something on the switches but as long as contact is made it will send the signal.

It could work if the resistance values are the same. You could try and swap the electronic board that works to the discovery casing.

Driver's seat, got a small extinguisher and made the brackets, like part stc7999.

Got no working multimeter but did some rewiring to position 2&3 on plug on radio unit and it's working like this: Volume - is OK Volume+ is skip back Skip back & skip forward is changing mode between tuner and CD Long skip is mute Switches have a label saying: P18133 02-03-01

Don't know from what vehicle switches came from, bought it on-line from a breaker along with center console, suppose pre- facelift Td4, since it's the most common in Portugal.

Fire extinguisher fitted And fiddling around the steering wheel controls still not working but found out it's missing the loom between clock spring and radio.

The sun is shining in the Algarve só I took the steering wheel facia of and this is what the clock spring connection looks like Yellow plug is for Airbag Only 2 wires in positions 4&6, just like original conector only for the horn. So I'm missing something to connect steering wheel controls...

I clean them with warm water and after drying use silicone spray.