Research: 3D Printing Solutions for Hard-to-Find Spare Parts

[talhadar90]

As a 3D printing startup based in Lahore, Pakistan, we are dedicated to providing innovative solutions to common problems faced by automotive enthusiasts.

One such problem is the difficulty in finding spare parts for certain vehicles, which can often be hard to find or extremely expensive. Our team is currently researching the potential for using 3D printing technology to create precise and accurate spare parts for these types of vehicles.

We understand that this is a significant problem for many car owners, and we would greatly appreciate any information or insight you may have on the challenges you have faced in finding the desired parts for your vehicle. Whether it's a rare or discontinued part, or simply a hard-to-find component, your feedback will help us understand the scope of the problem and develop effective solutions.

Please note that this inquiry is for research purposes only and is not a sales pitch. We value your input and thank you for your time.

[helper_learner]

There are many part that are difficult to source.

Like this one,

Speedometer driven gear linkage corolla (ce-95 aemes)

Greetings! For quite a while, my speedo's broken. recently took upon myself to fix it. The issue is a bit of a puzzler. the speedomteter cable is alright, the driven gear is alright, the issue is with the connector in between (images attached). the threaded side attaches to the speedometer cable, and the other one into the driven gear trailing assembly. no one in bilal ganj has seen it. can anyone help me figure out where I can get this? i really don't wanna alter the speedometer cable, or the…

Here, many Pakwheelers have used 3d printer to print different parts for there car.

Maintenance Updates: Oil Change Catastrophe After 4000KM running I opted to oil change and found there was a tiny leak just under the drain bolt, which was not leaking before because of washer covering it. [image] Made a mistake of using electric welding to cure it, but welder bro went a bit wild, [image] Next day, fixed it with gas welding at closest denter, [image] Finalized by magic epoxy, [image] I forgot to purchase VIC 901 oil filter from Plaza, so had to buy another brand from…

See this https://www.pakwheels.com/forums/t/spano-civic-x-1-5-turbo-and-add-ons/1458470/1152?u=helper_learner
^^Till post 1170.

I needed head cover for the engine [image] This thingy. It was broken when I got the engine. Will get a new one made using a 3D printer. Naya zamana .

[talhadar90]

Amazing. Thanks for the links.

I'll check them out.

[pwuser162557941033]

I would absolutely be a customer if I could submit a file, select my printing material and finish options, and receive my 3D-printed part at my door. And if you had good pricing, excellent customer service, and QC good enough that you rarely get complaints, I'm sure it would be a phenomenal asset to have for a lot of different disciplines.

[talhadar90]

I would be more than welcome to print and send your desired part free of cost for this time just to get the ball rolling.

Let me know if you would be interested if you have the file ready.

[Hassan1991]

Very nice. I'm highly into such stuff.
What is the max size you can print?
I want to make handful of thing, starting from custom casing for my standalone.
Do share some details.

[talhadar90]

We have couple of big size printers, the max we have is with the size of 350x280x280 however we can still print large size parts via modular printing.

You can email me details at talha@markhor3d.com