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Originally Posted by 93nav
Not sure what the OP's part is for, looking like the lid for a coffee maker or cookie jar. Does not look 'precision' to me. An experienced CAD operator should be able to draw up relatively quickly. Print it out, if not quite right, tweak. Rinse and repeat. Printing may take several hours depending on the machine.
Edit: if this is a part for a common item, or expensive item, post the file(s) to thingverse and/or similar.
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93nav,
It’s a forward spinner bulkhead for a Cessna 150. Approx 9 3/8” wide by 2 1/8” tall.
A difficult part to locate for the particular aircraft. Used to stabilize the spinner and as time goes on, they develop some play and allow a slight wobble in the spinner that in-turns, allows the rear aluminum bulkhead to flex and then to will crack.
When they can be located, the going price is hovering around $600.00.
Here is my original,
The correct solution would to have had the forward bulkhead made of aluminum and then secured to the spinner via screws and nut-plates.
Cheers