Eplebnista

Forum member depami and others have made some great stuff for our cars with 3d printers and have been very generous in sharing files used to produce the parts.

I do not have a 3d printer nor do I have any intention of going down the enticing but time and resource sucking rabbit hole that would follow from obtaining one.

I have found, however, that there are multiple vendors of 3d printing services out there and like this one the best: Craftcloud

I was pleasantly surprised at the cost of getting things made.

Andrew Schauer

Otto, I can also recommend hubs.com, I've had excellent results from them.

NoVector

I was thinking the same thing earlier today. In fact, I e-mailed Roger to see if/when he'd be selling some of those rear wiper arm spacers. Good to know there's alternatives

Shawn Stanford

I had a wiper fluid reservoir filler neck 3d printed. It came out great and cost $50 or so.

Petza914

I think there's a company called shapeworks or something like that someone had recommended to me before as well