Cibie light adjuster parts

[cobram at juno.com]

I have done a few niggling parts for vintage cars and bikes (nothing Audi
yet) with safeway.com, you design or scan it, choose the material, and
they'll print it if it's viable. 

I had a hard time with their design software, so I had a friend of mine
who has access to a 3D scanner scan the parts for me.  Uploaded the scans
and received the parts back in less than a week.  

For small doors, flaps, vents arms, check out an RC shop or any of the
online RC supply houses.  The servo connectors they use in the hobby are
relatively cheap and can be adapted easily in most cases.  

BCNU,
Experience is the name everyone gives to their mistakes.

<cody at 5000tq.com> writes:
> I've wanted to do this for door lock actuator rod ends too. Who knows 
> what 
> else. One day!
> 
> -Cody
> 
 
> From: dgraber460 at aol.com
> 
> With all the news about 3d printers, has anyone considered having 
> the weak 
> plastic adjuster parts for the Euro lights reproduced?
> I have lights that only need these parts.
> 
> 
> Dennis
> Denver