LJ cargo tie down

[sab]

I'm not sure

Vacuum forming is probably the best approach for my project.
I have some hand guards and wind deflectors that I want to duplicate in dark blue polycarbonate (to match the windscreen) for the Harley... so it's super back-burner stuff.

I've never explored vacuum forming by Xometry. I know they do injection molding, but I agree - for a one-off, vacuum forming will be way more cost effective.

 

[AgentLJ]

Those look great! good job!

 

[jscheu]

Had to show these off. Dmopar97’s design, send/cut/send, and a local welder (my welding skills are less than great). Just need to break the edges and paint.

 

[DMopar97]

Had to show these off. Dmopar97’s design, send/cut/send, and a local welder (my welding skills are less than great). Just need to break the edges and paint.

Hey that's awesome. I'm stoked you're using them. Hopefully they work out for you. post up your experience after you get some time with them! I used a little bit of ~1/2" packing foam between the brackets and the body just to keep them from from scratching the paint, etc.