3D printed TJ parts

[Bluedemonde]

Howdy! Ever since getting my '02 TJ, I've been replacing parts to start right (it only has 130k miles) some of those parts l've had to design and 3D print, which has saved me a couple hundred dollars minimum.

I was wondering if some others have done the same around these parts! I was interested in finding headlight bezels without having to design them myself and any other designs.

I usually look in Thangs which contains most published designs.

 

[CreepinDeth]

Very resourceful and creative

We need more of this in America again

 

[SSTJ]

Thanks for sharing. There are several threads on here that you could add this to. Here is one that I try to keep updated.

 

[P41n]

Howdy! Ever since getting my '02 TJ, I've been replacing parts to start right (it only has 130k miles) some of those parts l've had to design and 3D print, which has saved me a couple hundred dollars minimum.

I was wondering if some others have done the same around these parts! I was interested in finding headlight bezels without having to design them myself and any other designs.

I usually look in Thangs which contains most published designs.

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Wonder if anyone has printed those scales? Mine seem to have detach from itself so when I shift into drive, there's a hole in front of the shifter :/

 

[Rubiconned]

Thanks for sharing. There are several threads on here that you could add this to. Here is one that I try to keep updated.

Or here https://wranglertjforum.com/threads/what-have-you-3d-printed-for-your-tj.55555/

 

[P41n]

Curious. Has anyone printed something like this for the TJ?

 

[TheBoogieman]

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Curious. Has anyone printed something like this for the TJ?

 

[P41n]

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You’re wondering why. I camp in the summer and like to have my dog in the car overnight. I have a crappy solution but would rather have this.

 

[hear]

You’re wondering why. I camp in the summer and like to have my dog in the car overnight. I have a crappy solution but would rather have this.

I think we were probably wondering “what.”

 

[P41n]

I think we were probably wondering “what.”

Oh! haha. It's a window vent for the reason in my last post. right now, I crack window half way and use a bunch of magnets to secure a window screen mesh so that there's airflow and keeps the bugs out of the car. However, my current method is kinda janky and not very secure with both bugs to for my dog. So wondering if he folks on here who have the skill with CAD had made one before with the same though?

In the meantime, I downloaded OnShape to learn myself but figure if might be faster to ask and not reinvent the wheel if I dont have to.