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3D Printing-2
Here is an M3W steering wheel spacer I made last year on a 3D printer.
It is made from ABS plastic and at 100% saturation.
Works a treat.
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Neat job, is it strong enough to pass an impact test though?
Martin (Deano)
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Its solid, I'm sure in an impact test I would break well before that did. In fact it is probably stronger than the quick release boss.
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Richard
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That's cool. I just paid 80gbp for a 50mm spacer from Krazyhorse. It's made from solid billet aluminum, but it's also pricey!
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Cost about 15p in materials and lecky.
Took ove 8 hours to print though.
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