I hit the marketplace jackpot and 3d printed a spoiler for my 280z

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Working on a custom 3d printed spoiler for the Datsun 280z project and showing a few of the scores I got on facebook marketplace.
Some of the gear I used in this video!
3d Scanner - amzn.to/42jZqA9
3d Printer - amzn.to/3oCRah6
ABS Filament - amzn.to/3E4ZqKT
Sander - amzn.to/3OLSAyC
Primer - amzn.to/3E4WH4c
Paint - amzn.to/3qH5wOv
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@squidy.8520 5 месяцев назад

Love the spoiler Looks amazing. this bout to be the most epic 280z EVER!

@EndMotive 5 месяцев назад

It's probably going to be pretty mid at best.

@Drakes_Garage 5 месяцев назад

@@EndMotive😂😂

@802Garage 5 месяцев назад

Spoiler looks good! It really sucks that a VQ is so cheap, but a CD to go with it is so expensive.

@EndMotive 5 месяцев назад

Thanks! Yeah the motors are pretty affordable, secondhand the transmissions aren't too bad. New they can be had for $2200, which is pretty fair for a brand new Nissan transmission. I actually just picked up a donor car today, so hopefully I can start making some progress.

@802Garage 5 месяцев назад

@@EndMotive Just sucks they used to be like $1,600 brand new IIRC and you could find them used for $500-900 all day. Prices have just gone up a lot with the popularity.

@EndMotive 5 месяцев назад

@@802Garage For sure, I was looking at them only a couple years ago and you are totally right....Unfortunately, everything has got a little crazy in pricing. I can still find them used in the $800+ range...but harder to find.

@Alex-vz2jz 4 месяца назад

What program do you use to be able to split them into pieces? I want to 3D print larger objects but be able to split them like you did while adding that little notch you did for the inserts.

@EndMotive 3 месяца назад

I do it all in fusion 360. I create an offset plane every 120mm or so and then use that to divide the part and then manual create the dowels and then do a subtractive cut of the other half....hopefully that all made sense.