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by G Walker - 24/08/26 06:52 PM
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Just Getting Started
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Sadly I am getting old and my eyes have trouble reading the M3W without my reading glasses on (Difficult to do when you are rocking some Biggles googles). I also don't like driving everywhere with Satnav in my face.... so I purchased one of those budget satnav digital speedo's with BIG ASS Mr Magoo numbers. Anyway it fits quite nicely on the M3W steering wheel Column with the assistance of a quick simple adapter I made and 3D printed. When I went down this path I was disappointed with the lack of 3D print files available for the M3W, so I have just put mine on Bambu labs here.... https://makerworld.com/en/models/2808274-morgan-m3w-steering-wheel-mountDunno if its any use to anyone but someone has to start a Mexican wave? https://makerworld.com/en/models/2808274-morgan-m3w-steering-wheel-mount
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Excellent. Was thinking about a RAM mount for the driver side for sat nav or phone - may look at adapting this instead. Richard Hardy 3D prints and sells his adapter for specific sat navs but its great to be able to experiment with solutions...
M3W5sp 2015, MSCC, MTWC, Oxon UK
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For those who haven't yet tinkered with changing 3D files, I strongly recommend using Tinkercad.com. If free and lets you do all the simple stuff very quickly and easily. Yeah its limited if you want to complex stuff, but most people don't.
When you download from makerworld, ensure you download the STL for Tinkercad (not the 3mf). Once you have the file in tinkercad, to alter the platform to any size, it should be a quick case of creating a basic rectangle of the size needed and moving it to the correct position. Then export and print to finish.
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