Reply to "Accessory Gauge Housing / 3D Printing Project"

Thanks all, it was a fun project and has me thinking about other things we might build. (Working on a design for a small LED battery powered cabin light that could attach to the rear view mirror and still look like a period accessory).

@ALB the head temp gauge has a custom length sender cable and was adjusted to suit that. I thought about measuring the engine bay air temp, but right now it’s just ambient temp under the car… might change that placement. Honestly the second gauge was more about balancing the visual aesthetic and I thought air temp would be more interesting than a clock

5/15/229:42 AM

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