3D print help

zooankski · 9 Dec 2020 at 15:06

Hi all

Had a disaster with my sons PC case and broke the power button off accidentally when I moved it.
I found a 3D print file for it and wondered if anyone could assist with recommendations for small parts to be printed or is able to print this sort of thing?
I know nothing about 3D printing although I know the instructions say PLA and 100% fill which I assume means solid?

Marky K · 9 Dec 2020 at 17:30

I've used https://www.treatstock.co.uk/c/seaside-3d to 3D print some parts for me and the quality as been very good. You can upload the 3D print file and get a quote.

Mark

Malt_Vinegar · 9 Dec 2020 at 18:34

Feel free to link me to the STL file, and I can try to print it for you. Provided its within my printing capabilities and not too large I should be able to handle it.
Most of these places will charge loads for something that costs pence to print. No charge.

zooankski · 14 Dec 2020 at 11:36

Malt_Vinegar said:
Feel free to link me to the STL file, and I can try to print it for you. Provided its within my printing capabilities and not too large I should be able to handle it.
Most of these places will charge loads for something that costs pence to print. No charge.

That is a very nice offer so thank you. I have been in touch with Thermaltake and there is a chance they may be able to send me a part. Hope to find out in a few days but if not then I would appreciate the assistance!