Rootes Centre Archive Trust’s trustee Andy Bye was similarly optimistic about the future of 3D printed spares. “It’s an exciting period for classic car owners. Within the next five years, the cost of the technology will fall to the extent that cottage industries, clubs and individual owners will be able to produce their own replacement parts. The benefits are there an industrial scale.
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Now Brown is taking his 31 years of experience in racing and manufacturing slot car parts to create and offer, in collaboration with Rapid Slot and SlotCars-R-Us, a 3D printed chassis to the slot.Bruce Paterson from Pattos Place has been using 3D printing to craft his amazing slot car model replicas of legendary vehicles for some years now.An exciting new development in slot car manufacturing, one that could see manufacturing brought back on shore is the increased use of 3D printing. A number of individual designers as well as some mainline manufacturers are creating 3D printed parts such as motor pods and complete chassis that integrate with existing slot cars creating a pathway for improving performance at a reasonable price.
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