I wanted to share my 3D printed Pro Cube delay box mount. I designed and made. I sell them on my website if you all would like one. https://brgmotorsports3dprintedracingparts.com/

very nice !
i have a question. are the threaded holes part of the 3-D process, or are they done in a secondary step ?
if done in a secondary step, are they threaded with a cut tap or a form tap ?
TIA.

Cool stuff! Bookmarked!

Actually. I insert square nuts into the plastic after printing. I have other designs where I pause the print insert nuts and resume printing. In that case the nuts are then printed over and hidden inside the plastic. Attached is mid print picture of a coil mount I made awhile back.

The 3D printing is so cool. I bought some Canbus and sensor wiring boards for my EFI from a guy that 3D prints them. When I contacted him he didn't have any made, "I'll print some tonight and ship them tomorrow" and 3 days later they were in my hands. Cool stuff!

thank you for helping me understand how this process works !
being a machinist for 42+yrs employed as a shift supervisor/cnc programmer/prototype fabricator, etc., this 3-D stuff makes me feel like all i did was use a worn out shaper !
that stuff is fascinating, and you sir, are doing a VERY good job of it !

No worries, I've been in engineering for over 30 years. I actually remember blue prints. LOL....Have a great weekend.