3d print shifter

Designed from scratch are a pair of B&M shifters, the Pro Ratchet and Stealth Ratchet, high in detail, ideal for scale modeling (currently in 1/24 and 1/25 scale). Perfect for those drag racing or tuff street builds! Be sure to tag...

I printed the top and bottom parts in ABS. ...The spacer is optional, I printed it in TPU of a different color. 

Not sure if it would work, can't print it for now, if you try it don't hesitate to leave a comment or even better, some pictures !

Print Solid, recommended concentric infill.Finished DimensionsFlange OD 24.8mm x 4mm ThickBoss 17.98mm OD x 1 mm Thick11.3mm ID

Upgrade for: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4557771 my design to make a googd thing hot ! ... Happy printing and keep racing !

... ST, featuring an M12x1.25 thread. ...The piece was printed with a dense 60% infill and weighs approximately 100 grams. Employing a raft during printing can significantly reduce distortion in the initial section of the ball, ensuring optimal results.

Added different parts * side mount * bolt enclosures in both 10mm and 44mm lengths * Alternative toppart with closed 10mm spacing frame, print upside down, to get cool imprint pattern like carbon style if you have this kind of PEI plate. ... Cant...

... this design, and I've decided not to continue developing it further since I'm selling my entire setup at present. If you decide to print this model, I recommend printing it in a sideways orientation; it will yield significantly better results.

I HAVE NOT PRINTED THIS. I threw it together real quick just to see what it would look like and thought I'd share in case someone else wanted to run with it. ...

Created this so you do not have to print so many parts. Use the 2 hinges from the original design. ... I'm using this construction for a while now and it works very well and stable.

Didn't like how my bicycle cables were routed, so I designed this small anchor to be glued to the frame and the cables to be zip tied to it. Print with high infill (>80%) and supports.

Added some bump outs to hopefully hold on to the shift linkage better. ... Lost one of the first printed design. May try TPU instead of PLA... ...not sure yet.

... iterations, but this final version has been installed in my car for some time now. The result is an improved pedal feel and increased strength. It was printed using PLA at 195 degrees Celsius with a print bed temperature of 60 degrees Celsius.

my print friction fit on both ends perfectly so i didn't have to use the screw for the Logitech shift knob, there is a hole to use it if you'd like though.Everting was measured by a Matco caliper and should be a good fit regardless but results may...

... Printed in PLA and will probably require some heating to soften it to fit on. Alternatively printing in a more flexible material, perhaps PETG or even a high durometer TPU may work better. ... Designed in FreeCAD (CAD file included).

... the plug some how. ... Needed a replacement and remembered I had a 3D printer. Broke out the calipers and got some measurements of the hole, outer 12mm, inner 8mm and guessed a height of 5mm. It worked. ...Mild anxiety of having an open hole gone.

Print Settings Printer: Monoprice Maker Select Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.1mm Infill: 100% Notes: Material: Black ABS Nozzle Temperature: 245°C Bed Temperature: 100°C Bed: Glass + Hairspray After Printing Acetone Smoothing I used a tall...

4xM3 nuts and 4xM3x6mm bolts (best cap head socket screws) needed for assembly.After few test I found extenders wobbly, maybe trying print it with PLA will solve the problem. ...I'm still working on better version with supports to make it more solid and...

remixed this to fit the knob from my MK8 Honda Civic FN2 Type-R has an M10x1.5mm thread on top. ... I printed it with a layer height of 0.15 @ 100% infill edit: I added a solid fill to the thread to prevent snapping

Because the old rubber peg was in bad condition and also the peg has left black marks on shoes, I have designed my own peg, which looks like a gear. ... I have printed it with ABS, 0.2, 50% infill and it came just fine. ...PETG would be also good.

Post-Printing: The original part has a slight bend (step) in the rod, but to simplify the printing process and increase its strength, this was left from the CAD. If needed, use a heat-gun or lighter to soften and manually bend the part with the...

Use preferably a semi-flexible plastic like PET-G or ABS, and slice the part with maximum number of perimeters.Post-Printing: The original part has a slight bend (step) in the rod, but to simplify the printing process and increase its strength, this...

... in the ***... With this inlay for the transmitter you can easily keep the defaults, but make your life easier. Print and glue it. The ribbon downwards. ...It will be best to pull out your stick a few mm, that gives more space on the throttle-stick

... SUPPORT NEEDED! FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY - NON COMMERCIAL - NOT FOR RESALE COPYRIGHT SRA.HU-SIM RACING ACCESSORIES - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED You cannot sell the digital model, a derivative or adaptation of the model, nor can you sell prints of the model.

Print ball parts at a 0.2 threaded nut or lower than 0.15. Superglue the parts together - apply acetone vapour to ensure they fit perfectly. I didn't want to buy a 12mm 1.25mm Pitch nut, so I designed one using bits found on Thingiverse. ...It works...

... SUPPORT NEEDED! FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY - NON COMMERCIAL - NOT FOR RESALE COPYRIGHT SRA.HU-SIM RACING ACCESSORIES - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED You cannot sell the digital model, a derivative or adaptation of the model, nor can you sell prints of the model.

This was designed for an old racecar, Ive designed this in Fusion 360 and 3d printed this with my resin printer. This could be used for anything, just goes on a shifter shaft or any rod. ... If you like my design, please share, it helps me a lot,...

Following two hours of meticulous modeling and measuring, I invested six hours in printing, finally achieving the perfect result. The fit was flawless. UPDATE In an unexpected twist, I added seven more hours to the left-hand model, only to discover...

... make smaller holes for magnets (9mm) to press-fit them without glue - make spacers betwen gears 0,25mm thinner - make round edges at the end of gear spacers or make them even more v shape. Print 30% infill for best results, PLA will work. ...

So if you have the money rather buy the Sim Racing Addict version if you can. You are free to improve the model further if you like, there is still a lot of room for improvement, but it works for me right now.I purchased Ø 15 x 3 mm neodymium magnets...