- Location
- deland fl
Ive needed about 5 of the screw on lids for the b2 hood and anytime I see one for sale it’s missing that lid
3D Printing Jetski Parts
- Thread starter Giesberl
- Start date
Vumad
Super Hero, with a cape!
- Location
- St. Pete, FL
Try making them with glass and 3d printed core.
Can you post a driveline parts list and where you are getting the parts?
- Location
- Argentina
Hola, saludos desde Argentina, tus diseños son fantásticos, me gustaría saber si me los puedes enviar por correo electrónico a zalloccobocajuniors@gmail.com Muchas gracias
Vumad
Super Hero, with a cape!
- Location
- St. Pete, FL
Not sure if post #103 is spam or not. It is in context so I have a feeling it is not spam so I am not removing it.
Cool though that it caused this thread to be bumped. A lot has happened for me.
I bought a XYZ Printing Davinci pro 1.0 3d printer for $300. It has a 200mm (7.8") cubed print volume and I have been able to do just so much with it.
I have...
Turned my xbox into a laptop.
3d printed rims and spindles for my daughters power wheel to utilize bearings, disc brakes and bike tires
numerous parts for the fire engine and etc
toy axes, haligans and pike poles for kids
milestone keychains
Custom radius tools for working composite plugs
brackets for squaring (or specific angles) for composite frames
I haven't been riding much so I haven't made anything for the jet skis, but what I have been able to do with this $300 printer is absolutely astonishing.
XYZ also sells a 2.0 model, which is the same as 1.0 but it has 2 extruders, so you can print in water soluable and pla at the same time, or in 2 colors, while sacrificing a small amount of print volume. It's $450 presently. I haven't bought one yet though.
I have also been trying to find a larger format printer. I found the creality CR10 5s with has a 500mm (20") cubed print volume. I haven't purchased it yet, but that volume at $750 is a pretty amazing option, especially with some very good reviews.
I am running Fushion 360 for my design work which is pretty much free, and I have been very pleased with hatchbox 1.75mm pla filament which is $20/spool(kg)
If you dont have a 3d printer, you should seriously look into the Davinci or a similar model. I went with the davinci because it is open source filament and fully assembled. I would be willing to buy a large format printer than needs assembly, but as a first print the just plug it in approach to the davinci was awesome.
Cool though that it caused this thread to be bumped. A lot has happened for me.
I bought a XYZ Printing Davinci pro 1.0 3d printer for $300. It has a 200mm (7.8") cubed print volume and I have been able to do just so much with it.
I have...
Turned my xbox into a laptop.
3d printed rims and spindles for my daughters power wheel to utilize bearings, disc brakes and bike tires
numerous parts for the fire engine and etc
toy axes, haligans and pike poles for kids
milestone keychains
Custom radius tools for working composite plugs
brackets for squaring (or specific angles) for composite frames
I haven't been riding much so I haven't made anything for the jet skis, but what I have been able to do with this $300 printer is absolutely astonishing.
XYZ also sells a 2.0 model, which is the same as 1.0 but it has 2 extruders, so you can print in water soluable and pla at the same time, or in 2 colors, while sacrificing a small amount of print volume. It's $450 presently. I haven't bought one yet though.
I have also been trying to find a larger format printer. I found the creality CR10 5s with has a 500mm (20") cubed print volume. I haven't purchased it yet, but that volume at $750 is a pretty amazing option, especially with some very good reviews.
I am running Fushion 360 for my design work which is pretty much free, and I have been very pleased with hatchbox 1.75mm pla filament which is $20/spool(kg)
If you dont have a 3d printer, you should seriously look into the Davinci or a similar model. I went with the davinci because it is open source filament and fully assembled. I would be willing to buy a large format printer than needs assembly, but as a first print the just plug it in approach to the davinci was awesome.
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- Location
- Canada
If this post is still alive I would love to get ebox stl please.
Thanks.
Thanks.
- Location
- Seattle WA
Lol good luck. I tried forever couldn't get it so I bought another OEM box....
Bonjour je me présente florian 29 ans j'ai une imprimante 3d et j'aimerais me fabriquer une E-box peut tu m'envoyer le fichier?
kawa js550
Billy Racing
- Location
- Michigan
Fuel line holders.
WFO Speedracer
A lifetime ban is like a lifetime warranty !
- Location
- Alabama
Ill Cad 1 up tomorrow.
WFO Speedracer
A lifetime ban is like a lifetime warranty !
- Location
- Alabama
I appreciate the file but I don't do 3D printing , that being said if anyone wants to take the file and make me a few sets in red I will be glad to pay them, PM me .
- Location
- Downers Grove
WFO Speedracer
A lifetime ban is like a lifetime warranty !
- Location
- Alabama
It turns out my son just got put in charge of a robotics tech training division at the high school he teaches at , they are getting 5 new 3D printers, I am going to send him some files because they are looking for some real world applications to print.
Quinc
Buy a Superjet
- Location
- California
Have him print out a hull part by part and then peice it all together and throw a couple layers of fiberglass over it. 
Have him print out a hull part by part and then peice it all together and throw a couple layers of fiberglass over it.
A couple guys actually printed an entire hull and glued together the pieces with intention to make it the plug for new molds. It was somewhere in Wisconsin. They brought the prototypes to the dells freeride a couple years ago and they looked downright AWFUL. I don't think anything actually materialized from the effort. I'm sure it could be done. Unfortunately I don't remember the name they called it, they for sure made a post about it here on the x though.
- Location
- Amherstburg ontario
Any chance i can get the file for the Ebox?
- Location
- Windber, Pennsylvania
Adding to this, I made a battery tray for a SNSJ to fit a NOCO NLP9. Change the .pdf file to a .stl file. You need a different battery strap though. It's a Harley Davidson strap that fit. They were cheap and everywhere so I bought a bunch till I found one that fit. Strap is P/N: 66105-77. I only had supports under the two bottom cut-outs. Printed mine out of PLA with the intention of going to PETG but the PLA has been holding up for almost a year now.
I think those reliefs in the bottom are different on different SJ's so I'm not sure if it'll fit skis other than a square nose.
This nlp9-v6.pdf file is licensed under Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA)
I think those reliefs in the bottom are different on different SJ's so I'm not sure if it'll fit skis other than a square nose.
This nlp9-v6.pdf file is licensed under Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA)
