chacal231077
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I'm not sure how would achieve this. Cut away the part entirely and epoxy the 3D printed part in its place?
Anyway, I wouldn't bother. Most of mine are cracked. It was poorly designed in the first place. The shroud doesn't usually sit flush at the bottom, so the overhanging part will, well, hang in the air. Tightening a screw through it will put stress on it and eventually crack it.
Anyway, I wouldn't bother. Most of mine are cracked. It was poorly designed in the first place. The shroud doesn't usually sit flush at the bottom, so the overhanging part will, well, hang in the air. Tightening a screw through it will put stress on it and eventually crack it.
chacal231077
Grand Master
yes it would be necessary to reproduce this part, with a background that I put in blue color & for a possible collage superimposed
and rectify the gap you mentioned to avoid the cracking when screwing.
The remaining parts will have to be cut with a cutter to install the part
Are you following me ?
and rectify the gap you mentioned to avoid the cracking when screwing.
The remaining parts will have to be cut with a cutter to install the part
Are you following me ?
