Finished 3D printed Knight Customs Bronco Interior

[tuanies]

I picked up a 3D printer off Craigslist two weeks ago for $240 (JGAurora Z-603S) and putting $40 in parts into it, I finally got it working last week. It took a week to print everything and finished it with some Posca paint makers in fine and extra fine tips. I suck at coloring, so its not the cleanest.

Overall, I'm happy with how it turned out - Knight Customs sells the STL files for $20. The print quality isn't as good as what you buy, but this is much more cost effective and I wanted it printed in red anyways. I have a newfound respect for the costs of 3D printed items.

 

[dungeonracer]

Your interior looks really good! Nice work!! "thumbsup"

 

[Dirt Runner]

That looks great! I've been thinking of getting a 3d printer myself after seeing what is made for so many things.

How long did it take to do that interior?


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[tuanies]

That looks great! I've been thinking of getting a 3d printer myself after seeing what is made for so many things.

How long did it take to do that interior?


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Spent about a week printing everything, including messing with the printer to get it printed properly. Once the base layer is going well, you just leave it alone and check up on it every few hours. The base took about a day to print. The dash was half a day. The rest didn't take as long. There's a lot of clean up afterwards, then painting. Was worth it though, fits like a glove.

 

[BashNSlash]

Looks great! How much does the final print weigh?

 

[tuanies]

Looks great! How much does the final print weigh?

I actually didn't weigh it. My TRX-4 is already heavy as hell