quote Originally posted by hillcrest: I'm probably a big skeptic, but I'm scared to use the details that were created on a 3D printer. Recently I heard that with the help of a 3D printer some people were able to build an ordinary house. How practical is it? Who has been using 3D parts for several years?

Details? 3d printers arent the most accurate machines, but if you account for that they can be used for mostly prototyping and mounts.

also that 3d printer that built a house was basically a big cement dispenser, but it worked like a regular 3d printer.

Can you do an instrument cluster surround to mimic a Ferrari/Pisa style? I would be interested.
Thanks

I think it is awesome to see the capabilities that lay within our members and the way we help each other with our issues. Keep up the inventiveness!!!!!!!!!

This is super cool. My relatives go to the Meridian Idaho public library where you can access lots of fancy 3D printers and other fancy gadgets

You have to pay for what you print essentially. Thanks for making these thing verse files. I’ll have to check it out.

quote Originally posted by tonystark29: Collection of all the parts I've made so far. You're welcome to use the files and make your own parts if you have access to a 3D printer. I have more designs that I'm currently working on, including a redesigned shifer console with cupholders, gauge cluster housings, and remakes of more stock parts. If you have any recommendations for stuff you'd like to see, let me know!

This link doesn't go to any Fiero mods. Is it out of date and is there a new one?

quote Originally posted by 88GT-V8swapped: This link doesn't go to any Fiero mods. Is it out of date and is there a new one?

https://www.thingiverse.com/keycaps/designs

Or just search Fiero on Thingiverse.