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RZR vent covers, 6 mm thick

Two long, flat vent covers for a RZR, each split into a red half and a blue half that meet at the lettering. Rows of narrow slots let air through, and small holes at the corners are for fixing them down. Change the thickness or the slot width to suit your panel.

4 parts · 168 g · 394 × 197 × 6 mm

by Shipley3DEarly member

Two long tapered flat panels with rows of slots and RZR lettering, each half red and half blue
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No adjustable sizes

Ask for the sizes you want to tweak, e.g. “make the width adjustable”.

Parts

  • panel-left · PLA, red · Flat on the bed

    Has the two flat pins and the left half of the white RZR

  • panel-right · PLA, blue · Flat on the bed

    Has the two pin holes and the right half of the white RZR

  • RZR left half · PLA, white · Prints inside the left half

    Not a separate print

  • RZR right half · PLA, white · Prints inside the right half

    Not a separate print

Print settings

Layer height
0.2 mm
Walls
3
Infill
20%
Supports
None
Notes
Print both halves flat. Don't over-tighten the screws, because PLA cracks more easily than PETG.

Hardware

  • 4 × M3 countersunk screw · One in each corner. Pick the length to suit what you mount it on.

Assembly

  1. Push the two flat pins on the left half into the holes in the right half until the cut edges meet.
  2. Add a drop of CA glue on the pins and the seam, press together and let it set.
  3. Fasten through the four corner holes with M3 countersunk screws.

Good to know

  • With a square right side, 15 1/2" top, 14 3/4" bottom and 1 7/8" and 3 1/2" sides, the small side has to lean out 3/4". I measured the 15 1/2" and 14 3/4" straight across, so the sloped top edge is 15.58". If you meant a different slant, tell me.
  • PLA softens at about 55 °C, so it can warp in a hot car. PETG would be safer there.
  • The flat pins only line the halves up. Glue the seam.

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