Willdat?

Just been googling https://www.carjam.co.nz/car/?plate=Ngt954 I wonder how close 1NZ are to the 3SZ in these? I saw this listing you may be interested in: 2011 Toyota Townace Liteace https://www.trademe.co.nz/4958079464

I love that project, but this style of thing is arguably even more elegant.

What a tease, I'll be keen to see how this goes towing the caravan...

Saw this down at the marina today, those wheels are such a glorious fitment...

New 3D printer has encouraged me to justify its existence. These spice racks have always triggered me with the poor use of space/volume. Kmart jars, garage shelf uprights, a bit of time on Fusion and job done. Stoked with the 'click', not going anywhere.

I hope you saved the purple heart off cuts, machining it is the best smelling thing ever. I used it for the lid of this box, smelt like strawberry jam on the lathe.

Good luck with that let me know how you get on. My last dealing was something along the lines of "we can get you a seat for $2.5K/year, +$500/student machine". They couldn't understand why I didn't want to spend 5 times my years budget on just the software I'd need to teach my courses.

I'm now pencilled in for a new hip the week before so I won't make it for the first time. Sorry for the lack of commitment!

Not an engineer either, Fusion doesn't make you do = first. One of my favourite Fusion things is setting variables, so as you tweak a design it updates everything for you. Ie material of v1 was 3mm thick, everytime you're referencing that thickness in the design just call it 't', if in v27 you want to increase that to 6mm you can just change the value of 't' and your design is updated without having to tweak each dimension. To be honest I'm only moving from Inventor to Fusion, so it's not a huge leap and a tonne more user friendly at the level of complexity we do at school. Moving away from parts and assemblies has been awesome. Two things I can't do in Fusion yet. Multi 'color' sketches within a single sketch, this is great for using with the laser cutter. And a gear calculator that lets you keep the centre distance fixed, while changing the gear ratio which is awesome for prototyping. I'll keep Inventor for those two tricks before I completely jump ship.

Sounds perfect, both from the perspective I'm a better CAD user than a fabricator. Annnnnd I do love to a kick a tyre towards a pipe dream...

I may have missed it, but who is doing the printing?

https://www.autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/personal I haven't used Onshape to be fair. But Fusion is free for education use and allows me to do everything I want...

Rough paint, perfect wheels is the dream....

Yeah I haven't had a huge amount of experience in the past 20 years of fibreglassing. Will try and do a decent job, flat bar should help pull the front straight too which will help with alignment. Good thing Kings Birthday is coming up!

Bit the bullet and drilled the rivets out, this was the treat underneath. Will try repair the damaged material, then find some of those!