NOTE: You can find the print files on my thingiverse.com account ( HERE ) This page shows the 3D printed parts for the throttle case along with the names of the print files. 'xx' in all the names means that there might be newer versions down the road and the 'xx' will be the latest version number for the file. Also not that for the center and top of the case there are options to print with or without the holes I used for function buttons, LED's, On/Off and battery select switches. The LED holes and the holes to measure the battery charge are really small and easy to fill if you don't want them. . There are two options for the top section of the case, with and without LED and function button holes. Be careful to choose the right one to print. There are two options for the top section of the case, with and without LED and function button holes. Be careful to choose the right one to print. . . There are two options for the middle section of the case, with and without function button holes. Be careful to choose the right one to print. . . There are two options for the middle section of the case, with and without function button holes. Be careful to choose the right one to print. There are two options for the top section of the case, with and without LED and function button holes. Be careful to choose the right one to print. You can find the above print files on my thingiverse.com account ( HERE ) a a link to this info on my site ( HERE ). Sumner
yeeeeee got them up a bit early huh..... cant wait to start this build. so many projects haha keeps the mind fresh. Thank You. looks like it was a lot of time in designing and getting it organized. i dont know how you do it all but very glad you do... i can see my printers will be busy once i get back home.... I think its wonderful all these contributions to a great hobby . I mean you really dont have to share any of this , but you are willing to do so. I think its just awesome..opens my eyes an brain just that much more to others whom have took time to design things or write sketches ect. Im still learning these things in life at 61. Things i never really appreciated before or took time to just say Thank You Looking forward to seeing you layout build progress .
