Got my colored knobs today!

[smcBronco]

I made pretty good guess to match the bronze accents.

 

[smcBronco]

Just need a ring around the Start/Stop button!

 

[lil moe]

I made pretty good guess to match the bronze accents.

What color did you order?

 

[smcBronco]

What color did you order?

Coffee Brown, from "FatherAndSon3DPrints" off of Etsy.

 

[lil moe]

Coffee Brown, from "FatherAndSon3DPrints" off of Etsy.

Thank you

 

[Mwittke5857]

colored you knobs? TMI, TMI, TMI!!!

 

[Rob Binsky]

I also ordered from FatherAndSons3DPrints. I got the caramel brown. Looks pretty similar, maybe a little lighter than yours. I asked him about a logo to cover chrome one on the steering wheel, and he even sent a sample for free. It was a bit big, but I never got around to sending him the proper measurements To make one. Great customer service.

 

[Glamdring70]

At first I was like "where are all the knobs at!?" then I realized that's a '25, heh.

The sample logo might look better if it was printed reversed so the bed pebbling was up. If you want to use it for anything, it can probably place over on the passenger dash near the debossed BRONCO letters. Maybe underneath so it isn't on the airbag panel. A hairdryer might soften it if it needs alignment but don't get intense with it.

 

[jkernitzki]

At first I was like "where are all the knobs at!?" then I realized that's a '25, heh.

The sample logo might look better if it was printed reversed so the bed pebbling was up. If you want to use it for anything, it can probably place over on the passenger dash near the debossed BRONCO letters. Maybe underneath so it isn't on the airbag panel. A hairdryer might soften it if it needs alignment but don't get intense with it.

If the logo face were flat, then face-down would work assuming a textured plate, but if it's in relief the only option would be to use a smaller nozzle like 0.2 coupled with an extra-fine layer height like 0.08 or 0.06. All material-dependent, of course.

Or just use a resin printer.

 

[Rob Binsky]

If the logo face were flat, then face-down would work assuming a textured plate, but if it's in relief the only option would be to use a smaller nozzle like 0.2 coupled with an extra-fine layer height like 0.08 or 0.06. All material-dependent, of course.

Or just use a resin printer.

@Glamdring70 and @jkernitzki - your 3-D-printer speak is way over my head! I just thought the knob rings looked so nice, and that chrome horse logo on the wheel looks so out of place, I’d love to cover it up. Because the existing logo is raised, it would probably be better to have something that is a tad bit larger, and thin, and fits over the logo - like the snap-on letters some folks are using for the rear and grill letters. But this is way out of my wheelhouse.

 

[Rob Binsky]

@Glamdring70 and @jkernitzki - your 3-D-printer speak is way over my head! I just thought the knob rings looked so nice, and that chrome horse logo on the wheel looks so out of place, I’d love to cover it up. Because the existing logo is raised, it would probably be better to have something that is a tad bit larger, and thin, and fits over the logo - like the snap-on letters some folks are using for the rear and grill letters. But this is way out of my wheelhouse.

Is “out of my wheelhouse” still a thing? Or should I say ‘out of my pay-grade’? Haha. either way, if any of you smart 3-D printer guys want to make a bronco wheel logo cover, I’d buy it!

 

[Rob Binsky]

Just need a ring around the Start/Stop button!

Yup. And a matching cover-up for the steering wheel logo.

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