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01-01-2018 #1
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One suggestion I do have, is if you have a friend that can digital model this part for you, then you can have it 3D printed.
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So, what Camaro are you putting this in?
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Depending on your skill level, I'm with Andrew on 3D printing. I have very little skill making things symmetric when I foam/fiberglass stuff. I do have some CAD skillz though and Fusion360 makes it super easy. Using photogrammetry, you take about 15-25 pics of the console and dash installed in their final mounted position. Upload the pics to Fusion, and they create a mesh for you. Now you can create a perfect fit piece and have it 3D printed(1 click can upload the part to a 3D printer form Fusion). I fell in love with the 2107 Camaro shifter bezel when I saw it, so I used this process and am creating a custom console around that centerpiece.
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I've been meaning to make a thread detailing the progress, just been falling behind.
Just trying to point out another path, hope this helps and good luck!
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