The white plastic backing on the instrument cluster, they get brittle and have seen a couple of posts about this issue...
It will never happen. Our problem is people want the part but don't want to pay the price needed to reproduce the part.
Matt, it's not that some of us don't want to... we CAN'T. That seems to be hard to understand to some people. >:(
I'm wondering if a "cupcake" style 3D printer, aka: rapid prototyper, is big enough to handle these things.
Quote from: blupinto on July 26, 2010, 08:33:29 PM
Matt, it's not that some of us don't want to... we CAN'T. That seems to be hard to understand to some people. >:(
True, as I am among those that can't afford it, but there are others on here that just don't wanna pay the price. Oh well, maybe some year.
Is said plastic piece smaller than 10"x8"x8"?
Here's the sad part - a year ago, I was looking into this, in fact I started to make molds to pour these from urethane. Not a big deal - but like several have said, they can't afford it, and I don't want to put several hundred $$ into molds for which I can't recoup costs. Supply and demand, that's all it is. Too many parts needed, not enough people to buy them.
Chris