$430 for the OEM plus design. It’s a lot of material and a big footprint (for printing).400.00 for which the air filter OEM plus? or the duct? When I build my 4th printer I"m going to make it able to handle a more hotter (hot end).
@gti_loki Long time lurker, new poster here. I've got a heavily modified Prusa i3 Mk2.5 Bear that is purpose-built to print some of the higher-end materials (Nylon and PC in particular). Been using short-strand carbon fiber poly-carbonate to print my custom designed fairing mounts and clutch stops that I sell on my Etsy store (Shameless plug here: http://etsy.com/shop/FortuneWorks) as well as a lot of custom parts for a local Euro shop and some engineering firms. Would be interested to see if this material would work for your application, as polycarb blends tend to have much higher glass temps than most other filaments. Would be happy to sacrifice various filaments to test!
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Sure does! 5 months in and still holding great, and still looks loads better than those garbage universal fairing mounts. Makes it easy if I ever want to swap on T rail mounts for my kayak or bike, just grab another set of zip ties and I'm back in action.Does that use zipties??
I thought I spied zipties.....I assume it automatically feeds it through once entered in through the top? Yes...these look LOADS better than the universal clamp crap I'm using. I'm totally ordering.Sure does! 5 months in and still holding great, and still looks loads better than those garbage universal fairing mounts. Makes it easy if I ever want to swap on T rail mounts for my kayak or bike, just grab another set of zip ties and I'm back in action.
You got it! And while these are designed for any generic Inno fairings, I think Inno may have stopped making their medium size which is what I prefer. So even though the large and small fairings will still work with my mounts, if people want to use other fairings (like from Yakima or Thule or whatever) I'd be happy to work with them to design mounts for those as well. Am also open to any suggestions, tweaks in designs, ideas for stuff for our cars, etc.I thought I spied zipties.....I assume it automatically feeds it through once entered in through the top? Yes...these look LOADS better than the universal clamp crap I'm using. I'm totally ordering.
I have a medium so no worries. Thanks for the quick reply.You got it! And while these are designed for any generic Inno fairings, I think Inno may have stopped making their medium size which is what I prefer. So even though the large and small fairings will still work with my mounts, if people want to use other fairings (like from Yakima or Thule or whatever) I'd be happy to work with them to design mounts for those as well. Am also open to any suggestions, tweaks in designs, ideas for stuff for our cars, etc.
And the black portion under the zip ties is electrical tape, cause I originally had concerns of them sliding. I no longer have such fears, and have since removed it.
Sorry for the delayed response, I’m terrible about getting on here.@gti_loki Long time lurker, new poster here. I've got a heavily modified Prusa i3 Mk2.5 Bear that is purpose-built to print some of the higher-end materials (Nylon and PC in particular). Been using short-strand carbon fiber poly-carbonate to print my custom designed fairing mounts and clutch stops that I sell on my Etsy store (Shameless plug here: http://etsy.com/shop/FortuneWorks) as well as a lot of custom parts for a local Euro shop and some engineering firms. Would be interested to see if this material would work for your application, as polycarb blends tend to have much higher glass temps than most other filaments. Would be happy to sacrifice various filaments to test!
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