Just wondering what items you have 3D Printed in general for Overlanding?
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What have you 3D Printed for Overlanding?
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I used a 3D printed housing to mount my HAM radio.
I do not have a 3d printer. However, I purchased an adapter for the scepter water jugs to have running water. It was excessively expensive. But, I did not have the capability to make it myself. That expense made it clear to me, that 3d printers are of great value, when you need something specific for a particular task that is not cheap and readily available.
Influencer II
I printed a whole bunch of emergency or signal whistles for our last meeting, they came out pretty nice and actually work really well!
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Inventor I
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- Bjoern
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- Eldracher
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20111
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Those are awesome. Thanks again for that. I have modified mine a bit with a piece of paracord and a hook. So, I could attach it to a bag, belt, etc.
Member II
I made some rock light mounts for my bed rack to add a bit of outdoor lighting.
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I've printed a few custom mounts for my gear, like a holder for my GPS and a bracket for my solar panel. The most useful one was a little clip to keep my cables organized. It's been a game-changer for keeping my setup neat and accessible.
