LoadingRepair of a thermometer with a 3D printer
This thermometer hung outside the window for several years, due to temperature changes the plastic mount literally crumbled into small pieces in hands. Repairing a thermometer with a 3D printer cost ten minutes of modeling and a few grams of plastic.
He printed new parts on a 3D printer made of ABS plastic, as time will show how it behaves in the cold. Until I hung the thermometer back, I can’t open the window, there is still a New Year's garland on the address LEDs .
You can download 3D models on the page https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4071388
I also replaced the graduated scale with humidity, drew and printed a new one on the printer. The picture for printing is in the archive with the project files.
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