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Description: Attempting to 3d scan/print a PCV hose for a 1990 c1500 since the auto part is no longer manufactured.
Tags: automotive, spare parts
Material: Heat-resistant silicone/rubber/plastic
Project views: 227
Project status: New Now accepting: Designs
Design Type-Tier: technical-silver
Design Price: US$4995.00 | Payment Pending
Fabrication Price: Payment Pending
Order Number: 20150702012902-220-11-0
Additional Information: Its a hardened rubber hose that is used between the PCV valve and intake manifold. The hose would need to withstand ~220 to ~250 F in order to withstand the gases/heat coming from the engine. I would need the part 3D scanned first and then printed later since these hoses collapse every few years. Right now I just need a CAD drawing and potentially printed later on down the road. Not sure on what it would to get a 3D model of it, so I'm open to negotiation.
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2 Jul 2015 at 01:29:02
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Since you've posted this, I believe powder-bed fusion 3D printing might be able to help with this. They have a durable yet rubber-like TPU which I've seen used in cooling systems.