Looking for a Member capable of 3D printing - Wire Spokes Wheels

[GuyOReilly]

Hello Club Members;
I am looking to see if a member could 3D print one set of wheels and the jig/spacers.
The spokes are not printed, only the tires, hubs, wheel flanges, spacers and a jig.

The following are the details: Airplane Wire Wheel  by Willsonman on Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5238711

Once printed, I will take care of the assembly as per the following video.
A video of the assembly is here. https://youtu.be/NtAUAUq3zFg
Thank you.
Guy O'Reilly

[Knightlite]

I am not the best printer yet but I am receiving new equipment soon. I might me able to take a crack at this in 2 weeks.

Colin

[GuyOReilly]

I am not the best printer yet but I am receiving new equipment soon. I might me able to take a crack at this in 2 weeks.

Colin

Thank you Colin;
Another TEMAC Member offered to print these for me and all arrangements were already made.
The wheels look great and when the printing is done and all wired-up, I will post pictures.

Also note the following supplemental video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkonkttQkTo

Thank you.
Guy

[GuyOReilly]

Wheels are being printed!!
So happy.

[GuyOReilly]

One wheel done, one more to go!
Slightly bigger than called for on the Elder 40 plan, but they will look great!!!
Thank you Mark.

And it turn true!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=suALZ2qpkyQ

[GuyOReilly]

A quick coat of silver paint. I know, not a great masking job.  Should be painted prior to assembly, next time...
Looks better than white with green fishing line.

[Michael]

Looks great!

I have those Elder plans in my car. I'll be at the field tomorrow afternoon, if convenient.

If not, I'll leave it in the car.

[GuyOReilly]

Thank you  Peter -  @ppalumbo - for the 3D printed wheel replacement.
It took me a few tries and had to re-look at the video before completing the wheels.
Now the Elder 40 can fly again, weather permitting.
Photo 8885 - the start, all is well, but after that step things got confusing.
Photo 8886 - DONE!
Photo 8887 - A lick of paint (and a 1/2 hour later spent cleaning the airbrush).