Anyone doing ABS, 3d printing?
 

Hi,

I want to make ABS wheel covers for my 18", after market wheels. The pizza pan covers are OK but the plastic tie-wraps are a pain.

Based on the Tesla Cyber Truck covers, I believe 3d printed, ABS covers could be easily removed and installed for tire changes. They would also cover the five lug nut holes. But as expected, finding an ABS compatible, 3d printer with an 18" (460 mm) x 18" (460) bed with z-axis 5" (130 mm) has become a product identification problem. Ones easily large enough, are often too large and in the $4,000 range.

Another approach would be to print segments and assemble them into a finished cover. With seven segments, each cover would entail pastic welding seven edges. Just I've not done any ABS, plastic welding.

Thoughts?

UPDATE: Found a 450 mm x 450 mm x 470 mm, ABS compatible, 3d printer for an excellent price, $1,000. I can build the core with either two or three outer ring segments.

Bob Wilson

I now someone in my area that can do ABS printing .. but no printer big enough to do it but I see you may have got there. Keep us posted if it works out.

Relativity Space 3D prints whole rocket ships on a turntable.

duckduckgo.com/?q=3d+printer+using+turntable+and+swing+arm&ia=web

edit: Search engine can't distinguish 'printer' and printed'. :(

www.gambody.com/blog/5-cheapest-3d-printers-good-home-use/

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Monoprice Select Mini 3D Printer – Price 220$

Here's [an example of] half of it, the turntable would have to be integrated in software. Else one might be able to just use an arduino controoler and hand edit the G-code.

I placed my order two days ago:

Creality 3D Printers CR-M4 Largest FDM 3D Printer Fast-Heating Bed Dual Y-axis
Total: $953.15
Item ID: 155875998046
Seller: 3d-printer-online

https://ecomodder.com/forum/attachme...1&d=1704190998
450 mm x 450 mm x 470 mm (Z axis)

Bob Wilson

17.71654 in inches?