3d printing

[Anthonyexmouth]

Want sure where to post this but as it's for a scope I thought here. 

Can anyone recommend a reasonably priced 3d printing service? Just bought an sv165 guide scope and the narrowband channel made a little dew shield design available and I'd like to get it printed. 

[RolandKol]

Looks like your shield should be quite small and postage will be the main cost.
If you will not find anyone locally, - drop me a line.

Edited July 14, 2023 by RolandKol

[Anthonyexmouth]

22 minutes ago, RolandKol said:

Looks like your shield should be quite small and postage will be the main cost.
If you will not find anyone locally, - drop me a line.

Cool. Thank you. 

Yeah it is only little. Just like the idea of something a little more refined than the loo roll I was going to use. 

[malc-c]

I've used 3DPrint to produce some items and was happy with them.  They have a minimum order value of £50, which for me was OK as the items were small, so I got 20 off (servo motor mount for model railway point control).

[Anthonyexmouth]

1 hour ago, malc-c said:

I've used 3DPrint to produce some items and was happy with them.  They have a minimum order value of £50, which for me was OK as the items were small, so I got 20 off (servo motor mount for model railway point control).

The guide scope only cost me £47. Lol 

This is the part I want printed. https://grabcad.com/library/sv-bony-30mm-f4-guide-scope-shade-1

[Ratlet]

I've got that guidescope.  Good bit of kit.

Personally, for me dew shields I always go for craft foam since they can be squished.

That print looks really thin, I'd be concerned with the strength, depending on the plastic you use.  If @RolandKol can't help I can have a stab at it.