replacement steering bushing - anybody interested?

[DarthChicken]

that's just it... you're not gonna send me money.  Just go order one at the link I provided. 

(you'll have to call, I just tried ordering it and it said call customer service)

[silver]

ohhh....d'oh..I'm tired must have mis-read it.  well at that I'll be kind and let you be the gineau pig to make sure it fits haha.

[forcesevens]

I have access a 3d proto printer that prints ABS strength parts up to .007in resolution.
http://dimensionprinting.com/

Anyone interested?

[bolus]

cool!  can you print me a 1:12 scale atom model please?

[forcesevens]

[quote="bolus"]
cool!  can you print me a 1:12 scale atom model please?
[/quote]Send me solidworks drawings and I'll gladly print you one!

[Mr.Woolery]

[quote="forcesevens"]
I have access a 3d proto printer that prints ABS strength parts up to .007in resolution.
http://dimensionprinting.com/

Anyone interested?
[/quote]

I'm totally interested!  What kind of file format(s) would you accept?  I'm interested in having some lightwave models printed (I'm a sci-fi geek).

[forcesevens]

[quote="The Masked Spaz"]
[quote="forcesevens"]
I have access a 3d proto printer that prints ABS strength parts up to .007in resolution.
http://dimensionprinting.com/

Anyone interested?
[/quote]

I'm totally interested!  What kind of file format(s) would you accept?  I'm interested in having some lightwave models printed (I'm a sci-fi geek).
[/quote].STL files. The cost of materials is $250 per cubic inch.  You can do sparse fill and it'll go further.
The going rate is $35 per hour of build time :p  But we can work something out. Send me a file and let's see

[shinoo]

Count me in!  Mine has too much slop as well.

[rfmarz@frontiernet]

I think I'm ready as well. My slop is not yet excessive, but is increasing.

[DarthChicken]

[rfmarz@frontiernet]

Darth, it's not increasing THAT much.

[MadMaxedAtom]

...is that DC's  footprint?

[DarthChicken]

Its gonna be my footprint in ya ass I tell ya 

See post 50 above... there is an off the shelf alternative that will be better.  I ordered one today, I'll have it in about a week and I can report back on it.

http://forum.atomclub.com/index.php/topic,6418.msg129450.html#msg129450

[NormLarson]

[quote="forcesevens"]
[quote="The Masked Spaz"]
[quote="forcesevens"]
I have access a 3d proto printer that prints ABS strength parts up to .007in resolution.
http://dimensionprinting.com/

Anyone interested?
[/quote]

I'm totally interested!  What kind of file format(s) would you accept?  I'm interested in having some lightwave models printed (I'm a sci-fi geek).
[/quote].STL files. The cost of materials is $250 per cubic inch.  You can do sparse fill and it'll go further.
The going rate is $35 per hour of build time :p  But we can work something out. Send me a file and let's see
[/quote]

I have a ScanStation 2 http://www.leica-geosystems.com/hds/en/lgs_62189.htm and can get a very accurate 3D scan of the Atom.  Would that make a model possible with your 3D printer?  Would I have to model the surfaces and the piping or can your software build the surfaces from "globbing" points?

[forcesevens]

[quote="NormLarson"]
[quote="forcesevens"]
[quote="The Masked Spaz"]
[quote="forcesevens"]
I have access a 3d proto printer that prints ABS strength parts up to .007in resolution.
http://dimensionprinting.com/

Anyone interested?
[/quote]

I'm totally interested!  What kind of file format(s) would you accept?  I'm interested in having some lightwave models printed (I'm a sci-fi geek).
[/quote].STL files. The cost of materials is $250 per cubic inch.  You can do sparse fill and it'll go further.
The going rate is $35 per hour of build time :p  But we can work something out. Send me a file and let's see
[/quote]

I have a ScanStation 2 http://www.leica-geosystems.com/hds/en/lgs_62189.htm and can get a very accurate 3D scan of the Atom.  Would that make a model possible with your 3D printer?  Would I have to model the surfaces and the piping or can your software build the surfaces from "globbing" points?
[/quote]WOW!  Nice tool!  Sure you can scan it in and then clean stuff up later.
I don't have that much CAD stills but if you have a relatively clean scan I'm sure we can do it!
The build envelope is 8x8x12inches