FLSpartan04
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Sorry. Misread. Let me get a picture of it next the the lightning.
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Sorry. Misread. Let me get a picture of it next the the lightning.
Ive been searching for the right color for these for weeks now. I have some I printed in ABS that have held up for a few weeks in the Alabama heat. even gone through the car wash a few times and they're still holding up well. But will definitely be reprinting in this Pop Blue ASA when it comes in
Perfect for an AMS system. I may try it. Mine has been busy printing for the two weeks I’ve had it. I’ll try to sneak this in at one point!Adding to the fun. I designed this the first week I had my truck. Just got around to posting it on Printables. So everyone that has their new Bambu printers with an AMS have at it.
Oh the Blue ABS filament is from about 12 years ago, PrintrBot blue, have not been able to find a close match in ABS anywhere. Afraid I will have to transition to PETG.
Hope others will like this as much as I do.
https://www.printables.com/model/931057-ford-lightning-ev-receiver-cover
I'm loving this!Think I need to add another layer to the blue, as I can still see some black behind it, but it came out pretty nice!
Looks great, thanks for sharing!Adding to the fun. I designed this the first week I had my truck. Just got around to posting it on Printables. So everyone that has their new Bambu printers with an AMS have at it.
Oh the Blue ABS filament is from about 12 years ago, PrintrBot blue, have not been able to find a close match in ABS anywhere. Afraid I will have to transition to PETG.
Hope others will like this as much as I do.
https://www.printables.com/model/931057-ford-lightning-ev-receiver-cover
Saw that post too! That’s an awesome idea. I find the PolyMaker Pop Blue looks great, as it matches fairly closely to the lightning logos. I get it in ASA too keep it from warping and fading in the Florida sun. Though these will be a bit more protected under your truck!Working on printing a couple of these "Truck Nuts"
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6724947
I originally saw them on a Reddit post. I found an STL and edited it so it could be hung on a hose to look like it's wired up.
The OEM clips are in two pieces and would be a pain to deal with. I went with a single piece model to avoid some of the problems they cause. I did my best to come as close to the OEM look from the top as I could.@Computermedic78 has posted plans for 3D printing frunk clips:
https://www.f150lightningforum.com/...unk-inner-cover-twist-clips.14786/post-357139
@Ford Motor Company. Why not have Ford make available 3D printable plans for exact matches to the OEM frunk clips, also the plastic pins that hold down tailgate work surface, etc? Avoid the whole hassle of overpriced plastic replacement parts that are hard to come by and, just like books in brick-and-mortar stores, sit around taking up space and inventory just in case someone wants to buy them. Four of the smaller frunk clips cost something like $11.00 to buy as a genuine Ford part, whereas they're probably less than $.50 of plastic.
https://www.f150lightningforum.com/...unk-inner-cover-twist-clips.14786/post-337868
The bigger frunk clips are only available with the purchase of an entire frunk panel for ~$135!