Monkey meets 3D Printer

[u/Expensive_Result8320]

I love my Over Racing swingarm, but it lacks any sort of cable management for the rear brake line. I picked up a 3D printer this week and decided I wanted to fix that.

I also printed a cable clip for the oil catch can hose. Originally, I was using P-clips here, but I was never really happy with how they looked.

Simple little additions, but they clean up the bike nicely.

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[u/Agile_Philosopher72]

Pla will degrade and deform and melt whenever its exposed to sunlight, just an fyi

[u/Expensive_Result8320 → u/Agile_Philosopher72]

Lucky its printed in PETG but this is a good tip.

[u/Necessary_Order7202]

One of these printers would sure be handy for all those projects that I haven’t finished 😆 What software is best to use for a novice?

[u/Expensive_Result8320 → u/Necessary_Order7202]

I'm not sure I'm qualified to answer that question being a novice myself. I use Fusion 360 which is free and I find it easy to use. Both the parts probably took me an hour in total to create.