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Painless360 Golf Divot Repair Tool
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This is a printable divot repair tool for all of you golfers out there. No need to lose tools costing cash, just print another if it gets broken or lost on the course. I'd print it in ABS and use a 100% infill so it's as strong as possible. There...
Star Trek Golf divot repair tool
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Saturday I've lost my divot tool, so today I created this one with the Star Trek's delta.
Golf Divot Tool
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Golf Divot Repair Tool Fix ball marks on the green with ease, customize ball marker.
J. ...Rodrigue 5/2/2019
Golf Divot Tool
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This is a golf tool to repair divots and hold your ball marker. I bought magnets from Michaels to superglue in the wedge face. Most magnetic golf coins will fit inside the wedge face to hold your ball marker. ... share pics if you make one!
Golf Ball Divot Tool
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A very basic Divot Tool!
Golf Divot Tool Yankees
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Golf divot tool with Yankees logo No raft needed Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer: MakerBot Replicator Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .
2 mm Infill: 30%
Golf Divot Tool
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Just another divot tool. ...No logos, etc...
Golf Divot tool
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Fix your divots.
Golf Divot Tool
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I couldn't find a Divot Tool design that I liked, so I created my own. I have a Replicator 2X and set the plate temp to 117 degrees so that the prongs stay stuck to the build plate. ... Note: This design has been extensively field tested on my home...
Golf Grass Divot Tool
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Designed for a coworker as I do not play golf.
I printed horizontal with support under handle and peg touching build plate.
Works great at .2mm Layer Height. ...
I don't foresee a problem with scaling.
Golf Divot Tool
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This is a simple tool that is a quick print. It is recommended to print it at 100% infill to avoid a break on the two prongs. Also it should be printed in the orientation of the file, if printed with the prongs sticking upward, it will easily break...
Bearcat Logo divot repair tool
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Divot repair tool with De Leon school logo
Divot repair tool w/C
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Made for Comanche Indians Golf team Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer: MakerBot Replicator Rafts: Yes Supports: No Infill: 10% Notes: Makerbot Tough PLA is prefered
Golf Divot Tool, Anchor Logo
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Remix of a golf divot tool to add an anchor logo Update (05/28/2019): v1-0-2, increased the thickness slightly.
... The depressed image didn't print as nicely as the raised one, so only uploading a new version of the raised one.
McGuffey Ball Marker and Divot Repair Tool
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McG ball marker and divot repair tool.
Golf Divot
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wedge golf divot tool
Golf Divot Tool and Ball Marker
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Add some 3D printing to your golf game with this divot tool and ball marker.
This simple tool has two prongs to fix that divot from your absolute monster of a drive (or personally, I use it when I hit it a mile... straight up). The ball marker...
Golf Divot Tool and Ball Marker
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Our golf coach asked me if I could make a golf tool for the team. I accepted the challenge and after getting inspiration from my buddy Corben and a healthy learning curve in Inventor, I came up with this! It includes a ball marker and has the team...
Golf Divot Tool
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DADs Golf Divot tool
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Customized version of http://www.
thingiverse.com/thing:334355 Created with Customizer! ...http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=334355
Divot Tool
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Repair your ball marks
Divot tool MB
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golf divot tool MB
Golf Ball Mark Repair Tool Sheath
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I keep my ball mark repair tool in my pocket, along with a Tee and a Ball. When getting it out for use, the sharp points were poking me. With use, the points became very sharp, so I decided to make a sheath for it.
The tool I use is a Scorpion, but...
Divot tool 2
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Divot tool 2 with customizable text
Switchblade Divot Tool (OTF)
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-This is a 'golf divot tool' bit to replace the key from my 'switchblade key' All other required files can be found in the 'remix sources' widget **!The design has been updated with a new rounded case!** --It may require some wiggling to get...
Divot Tool and Dime Marker
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Needed a divot tool and a marker so made one using a dime as the marker.
...Print on the flat back.
Divot tool 3D print model
cgtrader
Divot tool is an 3D printable model which can be easily customized. It is made in 3ds max. Model is created in units of measurement that are suitable for 3D printers.You can download the STL file from the download button. ...
Divot Tool 3D print model
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Divot tool is an 3D printable model which can be easily customized. It is made in 3ds max. Model is created in units of measurement that are suitable for 3D printers.You can download the STL file from the download button. ...
Repair tool
3docean
3D model of Repair tool like Asteroids: Outpost
Divot tools relève pitch golf
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Additive technologies at the service of the automotive industry: 3D printing applications
You can't buy a fully 3D printed car in a car dealership yet, but additive technologies have been used in car design for many years. Every year, especially in recent years, 3D printing is taking an increasingly important place at all stages of production. This is evidenced by the rapid growth of the 3D printing market share in automotive manufacturing, which is projected to reach $2.5 billion by 2023.
For example, luxury car companies including Bentley, Porsche, BMW and Ferrari are using 3D printing to create custom car interior parts. GM, Volvo, Ford are using 3D printing to produce tooling to save money, improve design and reduce delivery times. 3D printing constantly has new opportunities, it becomes more and more accessible. If the first 3D printers cost about $20,000, now you can find 3D equipment for $100. Now companies can, with the help of additive technologies, produce the necessary components directly at their own enterprises and not depend on suppliers.
Source 3dprinting.com
New materials on 3D printers can print high-precision, functional final parts. Additive technologies facilitate the production of custom products and increase productivity. But this is only the beginning of the journey. Here are five key ways 3D printing is driving innovation in the automotive industry, from car design to production. Plus one bonus.
1.
Changing the Prototyping Process
Prototyping was the beginning of 3D printers in the automotive industry. 3D printed prototypes took much less time than traditional methods required.
Using Raise3D 3D printers and ideaMaker software, Crazy Grandpa Garage was able to automate the process of creating custom car parts. Production costs have been reduced by 50%, design reliability has improved significantly, and lead time has been reduced by 83%. The parts now come out very well fitted to the car.
Source: facebook.com
Using 3D printing, car designers can quickly prototype individual parts or assemblies, from interior detail to dashboard, or even full-size car models. Thanks to 3D prototyping, the initial idea quickly turns into a physical embodiment of the concept - a conceptual model. The concept can then be developed into full-featured, high-fidelity prototypes, and after several validation steps, mass production begins.
For the automotive industry, getting through these steps quickly is vital, and the entire downtime of an automobile production line in just an hour is very costly for the company.
For example, the assembly plant of American car manufacturer General Motors claims that the purchase of a 3D printer in 2016 saved more than $300,000.
Ringbrothers designers and engineers are not dependent on third parties to implement laser stereolithography (SLA) in their facility. The cost is reduced, the development time is reduced. Source: formlabs.com
Hose for BMW M4 by Eventuri, Source: ultimaker.com
Traditional prototyping was time consuming and costly, in part because the product went through more iterations. With 3D printing, you can create high-quality prototypes in one day and at a much lower cost. More examples.
The Ford Fiesta ST with 3D printed parts, ext. SEMA 2016, ultimaker.com
For example, General Motors has partnered with Autodesk to produce low-cost, lightweight automotive parts using 3D printers.
Tools, fixtures and fittings can now be produced at a fraction of the cost, according to Autodesk. For example, a 3D printed tool used to align engine and transmission ID numbers costs less than $3 at General Motors. A traditionally produced instrument will cost $3,000. In addition, downtime due to faulty tools can be significantly reduced as new tools are produced in-house.
2. Creating custom and complex parts
Daihatsu, the oldest car manufacturer in Japan, launched a project in 2016 to customize its Copen model.
Source: 3dprint.com
In partnership with Stratasys, Daihatsu customers can design and order custom 3D printed panels for their front and rear bumpers, with a choice of over 15 basic patterns in 10 different colors.
Source: 3dprint.com
In Europe, the BMW MINI brand also uses 3D printing to create personalized car parts. Since the beginning of 2018, MINI customers have been able to personalize various trim elements such as the instrument panel, LED treadplates and illuminated bumpers, as well as choose from different colors and textures.
These parts are then 3D printed using a range of technologies from DLS Carbon to SLS.
Source: formlabs.com
Volkswagen Motorsport’s I.D. R Pikes Peak is designed with over 2000 3D printed test parts.
Source amfg.ai
The use of 3D printers makes it possible to experiment in the development of non-standard designs, reduces the cost of their production. Long production processes for custom-made products are becoming much shorter.
Ringbrothers uses 3D printing to create customized end pieces such as ventilation grilles. Source: formlabs.com
Large companies combine 3D printing technologies and traditional production methods. Volkswagen has recreated its iconic 1962 Microbus by replacing the petrol engine with a 120 hp electric one. The Type 20 concept electric minivan has received many improvements using 3D printed parts. These improvements include cast aluminum wheels. Even the wheel hubcaps, while looking like stamped steel, are actually printed on a Formlabs SLA 3D printer, then electroplated and polished.
Source: formlabs.com
SLA specifications of the Formlabs Form 2 3D printer
Source top3dshop.ru
The Bentley Speed 6 is another example. Bentley has used cutting-edge metal 3D printer technology to produce a grille, side vents, door handles and exhaust pipes much more complex than those used on current production models.
Bentley used metal 3D printing to create intricate micron precision parts. Source: formlabs.com
3D printing has also made it possible to create parts that could not be made in any other way.
Bugatti's monobloc brake caliper is a prime example. For some components, Bugatti would have preferred titanium due to its high performance, but processing this metal with traditional methods is expensive and difficult. 3D printing has allowed Bugatti to produce a titanium alloy brake caliper.
Due to the thin walls, the caliper turned out to be very light - almost two times lighter than forged aluminum. At the same time, the strength of the 3D-printed monoblock is superior to that of aluminum. The 3D printed titanium monoblock has a tensile strength of 1250 N/mm2. This means that a force of just over 125 kg will be applied per square millimeter of this titanium alloy without tearing the material. The new titanium caliper is 41 cm long, 21 cm wide and 13.6 cm high and weighs only 2.9kg compared to currently used aluminum, which weighs 4.9 kg.
The Bugatti Brake Monobloc is the industry's largest functional 3D printed titanium vehicle component. Source: formlabs.com
3. Tool making
Various tools help to facilitate and speed up the production and assembly processes, and increase the safety of workers.
Automotive factories and component suppliers use a large number of non-standard tooling that is specifically designed and optimized for end use. As a result, a lot of non-standard equipment and tools are made, which increases production costs.
This 3D protective wheel disc was purchased for 800 euros but can now be printed for just 21 euros. Tool development time has been reduced from 56 to 10 days.
Source: ultimaker.com
Outsourcing custom tooling and fixtures to service providers who machine parts from solid metal or plastic stock can delay production by weeks.
Thus, the development and prototype of a commutator motor using traditional manufacturing methods can take up to four months and cost about half a million dollars. Thanks to 3D printing, Ford was able to develop several variants in just 4 days and 99.4% cheaper - only $3,000.
Additive technologies allow you to complete the task in a few hours and significantly reduce costs compared to ordering from a third-party enterprise.
Since increasing the complexity of a 3D printed model does not incur additional costs, products can be better optimized for their application. New elastic materials for 3D printing in many cases allow you to print plastic parts instead of metal or create prototypes on a 3D printer to test the tool before using it in production
Gradually, the production of 3D printed accessories and tools is becoming one of the largest applications of additive technologies.
Pankl Racing Systems uses 3D printed fixtures to fasten workpieces to a conveyor belt. Source: formlabs.com
For example, Pankl Racing Systems uses multiple Formlabs SLA 3D printers to make critical manufacturing tools. The multi-stage production of parts for transmissions on automatic lathes requires a series of fixtures and tools designed for each specific part.
With the help of 3D printing, Pankl's engineers have reduced the production time of the aids by 90%, from 2-3 weeks to around 20 hours.
Costs were also reduced by 80-90%, saving $150,000.
The shift to 3D printing has enabled Volkswagen Autoeuropa to cut tooling development costs by 91% and cut tooling times by 95%.
4. Solving problems with spare parts
Spare parts have always been a problem for the automotive industry. The demand for them is either there or not, so the production of spare parts is not economically viable, and the storage of pre-fabricated replacement components is also costly. But if there are no repair parts available, difficulties arise and the main product becomes less valuable.
3D printing could solve the problem of parts in the automotive industry in many ways. The main factors are printed materials, which can match the characteristics of traditional materials used in parts and be cost-effective. There are prerequisites for this.
Using computer-aided design, drawings of all parts can be stored digitally, so there is no need to store the parts themselves.
The parts needed by the client can be printed on a 3D printer right in the workshop.
Even obsolete parts whose drawings have not survived can in principle be recreated by making a 3D scan of existing parts of this type and applying reverse engineering (reverse engineering). You can read more about this in our blog. Old projects can take on new life. There are many lovers of vintage cars, with the help of 3D printing it would be possible to create parts for them.
Ringbrother 3D printed the Cadillac emblem for a custom built old car. Source: formlabs.com
5. Production of standard parts
As 3D printers and materials for 3D printing become more affordable, a gradual transition to the production of mass-produced automotive parts using additive technologies is possible.
3D printing makes it possible to combine components into a single whole. Let's say there is a mechanism assembled from six or seven car parts that can be combined into one printed part.
It will save time and assembly costs. With 3D printing, it is also possible to reduce the weight of the combined assembly, as a result, the car will use fuel more efficiently.
3D Systems has designed an advanced exhaust pipe for a sport bike. In the image below, you will see 20 sheet metal and hydroformed parts needed to assemble the original exhaust pipe. On the right is a monolithic exhaust pipe that does not require assembly, made using metal 3D printing.
Source designnews.com
The 3D printed tube was produced using Grade23 titanium in just 23 hours, compared to three weeks for traditional production. Design development time reduced from 6 weeks to 6 days. Additive manufacturing also eliminates the need for tooling, fixtures, multiple welding and multiple inspections.
Geometry optimization has reduced the amount of material required for maximum productivity. All elements of the original exhaust pipe are incorporated into the new design and, when printed with a typical wall thickness of 0.
5mm, the 3D printed exhaust pipe is about 25% lighter than the original one.
A wide range of 3D printing materials is beginning to meet the requirements of various vehicle components. Since additive methods reduce costs compared to traditional methods (such as molding and injection molding), it makes a lot of sense from a production and financial point of view to further introduce 3D printing into the production of basic parts.
Volkswagen, one of the world's largest and most innovative car manufacturers, is using an HP Metal Jet 3D printer to produce high-performance functional parts with special design requirements, such as shift knobs and mirror mounts. Volkswagen's long-term plans to work with HP include accelerating the production of mass-customized parts such as key rings and exterior nameplates.
+1. 3D Printed Cars
Although complete 3D printed cars have not hit the market yet, some interesting designs and concepts can be seen as a possible direction for the automotive industry.
Light Cocoon. German engineering firm EDAG was clearly inspired by nature to create the 3D printed supporting structure of the Light Cocoon concept car. The frame resembles the veins of a tree leaf or its branch. Despite the fact that the design of the EDAG took less material than a conventional frame, all the strength requirements for structurally significant components are met. Outside, the case is covered with a lightweight and durable waterproof fabric.
The coating protects the EDAG Light Cocoon from the weather and gives the car a unique personality. Source: formlabs.com
Blade. Blade ("Blade") announced as "the world's first 3D-printed supercar." It meets supercar standards but is made from inexpensive materials: carbon fiber tubes and aluminum rods, combined with 3D printed metal parts. Blade turned out to be very light and does not take long to assemble.
The world's first 3D printed Blade supercar. Source: formlabs.com
Strati.
The American company Local Motors 3D printed and assembled the Strati electric car right at the exhibition stand, in just 44 hours. Most of the components were printed - the body, seats, interior parts. A car is made up of less than 50 assemblies, far fewer than the thousands of parts that go into a traditional car. The company intends to reduce the print time to 10 hours.
Local Motors Strati has less than 50 individual parts*. Source: formlabs.com
LSEV. Developed by the Italian company XEV, the LSEV could be the first in the 3D printed electric vehicle market when it goes on sale. The 3D printed chassis, seats, windshield and all visible parts of the LSEV. Thanks to the active use of 3D printing, the number of components was reduced from 2000 to just 57, resulting in a very lightweight design. The electric car weighs only 450 kg.
The LSEV is the first 3D printed electric vehicle to hit the market in 2020. Source: formlabs.com
While most of these and many other 3D printed car projects remain at the concept stage, the extent to which 3D printing has penetrated various areas of the automotive industry is striking.
