Swapping out paddle shifters
#21
Right now 3D printing in aluminum costs about $400 for the set, so while the first copy will be 3D printed, that's not really realistic for mass production. I am going to start looking into having a mold made and getting the final parts anodized in various colors, but I'm only going to sell these if I can get the cost down to the $200-300 range.
#22
Aluminum for sure. Not worth doing it if it wasn't made from aluminum.
Right now 3D printing in aluminum costs about $400 for the set, so while the first copy will be 3D printed, that's not really realistic for mass production. I am going to start looking into having a mold made and getting the final parts anodized in various colors, but I'm only going to sell these if I can get the cost down to the $200-300 range.
Right now 3D printing in aluminum costs about $400 for the set, so while the first copy will be 3D printed, that's not really realistic for mass production. I am going to start looking into having a mold made and getting the final parts anodized in various colors, but I'm only going to sell these if I can get the cost down to the $200-300 range.
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Feel Good
I just put them on today but they feel better than the eBay units so expect they'll be fine. But for $60 the eBay units (you can pick the color) worked surprisingly well. I really didn't like the orange shifters though and if I were going to keep them I'd have either plasti-dipped them or wrapped them so the entire assembly was black.
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Quick update on my progress. The final designs/plastic 3D Printed prototypes have been made and everything fits nicely. Next step is to have a set 3D printed in aluminum for testing and final fitment checks. If everything works out I'll then start investigating mass production for you all. I'll create my own thread at that time.
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#30
Quick update on my progress. The final designs/plastic 3D Printed prototypes have been made and everything fits nicely. Next step is to have a set 3D printed in aluminum for testing and final fitment checks. If everything works out I'll then start investigating mass production for you all. I'll create my own thread at that time.
Very Nice.. Excited and can't wait to see the finished product and what colors you will be making them in. Keep us informed.
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I had huge silver ones before it looked horrible and relied on the grub Screws, they were too big and looked very out of place, took them off and found a nice set of black paddles that fit using 3m tape, they look and feel much better. here is the amazon link.
#39
Looking to do this as well just to comfirm were these the red paddle shifters from an evoque? I can only find ones for an f pace available atm but I'm assuming all are the same as stated earlier.... in this thread... they are currently 647 is 🙄 an the aluminum (non red are 146 us go figure 500 is for color lol... but just want to confirm these were from an evoque or other model car...
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