3D Printed Lug Nut Covers for Cybertruck wheels

[thrillbourne]

Thanks for sharing! I printed it out in PETG and seems to fit really well. Obviously I gotta clean my build plate and dial in the next ones better. Think I'll try without supports too.

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[crashoverride]

Thanks for sharing! I printed it out in PETG and seems to fit really well. Obviously I gotta clean my build plate and dial in the next ones better. Think I'll try without supports too.

That looks good! It looks like the face of the model needs to be cleaned up on my end. I've fixed it, and uploaded a v2 to the sites. PETG is not UV resistant so it could fade in the sun, but its got good heat resistance.

Let us know how it goes without supports.

 

[Redacted Profile]

Good News Everyone!

If you have a 3D printer, the cover is now available on Printables and on Makerworld.

- https://www.printables.com/model/821988-cybertruck-wheel-cover
- https://makerworld.com/en/models/398338

If you don't have a 3D printer, I'll make one for you.
- https://www.etsy.com/listing/1703907313/cybertruck-wheel-cover

How about a side hustle? I’d pay for your creativity and I am sure many others would as well.

 

[Wildnine]

That looks good! It looks like the face of the model needs to be cleaned up on my end. I've fixed it, and uploaded a v2 to the sites. PETG is not UV resistant so it could fade in the sun, but its got good heat resistance.

Let us know how it goes without supports.

Thanks for doing this great work. You did a really nice job, I had used your V1 and I liked the cybertruck logo, i colored it silver, but this seemed to have its own layer and not embedded in the first layer, so on my print it created a canter lever.. which made the first layer offset and created this line

BTW I used PETG CF on the X1C

can you fix it?

 

[crashoverride]

Thanks for doing this great work. I had used your V1 and I liked the cybertruck logo, i colored it silver, but this seemed to have its own layer and not embedded in the first layer, so on my print it created a canter lever.. which made the first layer offset and created this line

can you fix it?

I'm sorry, it does seem that something is off with that print. When I realized what had happened with v1, I replaced it with the v2 version quickly.

I'm providing a clean slate for people to put whatever they want on it.

 

[Wildnine]

I'm sorry, it does seem that something is off with that print. When I realized what had happened with v1, I replaced it with the v2 version quickly.

I'm providing a clean slate for people to put whatever they want on it.

Thanks I saw that, i have to figure out how to add a logo. Thanks for sharing

 

[CTFS2024]

I'm sorry, it does seem that something is off with that print. When I realized what had happened with v1, I replaced it with the v2 version quickly.

I'm providing a clean slate for people to put whatever they want on it.

I am having a hard time finding the CT silhouette logo. Can you share it? Thank you for the design. Will print and try it out.

 

[Puhiniho]

Good News Everyone!

If you have a 3D printer, the cover is now available on Printables and on Makerworld.

- https://www.printables.com/model/821988-cybertruck-wheel-cover
- https://makerworld.com/en/models/398338

If you don't have a 3D printer, I'll make one for you.
- https://www.etsy.com/listing/1703907313/cybertruck-wheel-cover

Thanks so much for posting the model. I have a bambu P1S and playing with fusion 360, unsuccessfully try to add something to the face. Any alternative suggested modeling program to add a logo or design. I'm familiar with CAD/Illustrator/Sketchup but getting lost in Fusion. Much appreciated for your efforts!

 

[AirShrike]

Great work! Just printed and put on my truck. I'll probably print in a few colors and rotate them out.

Really appreciate you sharing.

 

[Kalease]

Thanks for sharing!

where can I find the small center cap for use with the individual lug nut covers?

I’m going to attempt to print today, will be my first time using ASA.

 

[TECH49]

Thanks so much for posting the model. I have a bambu P1S and playing with fusion 360, unsuccessfully try to add something to the face. Any alternative suggested modeling program to add a logo or design. I'm familiar with CAD/Illustrator/Sketchup but getting lost in Fusion. Much appreciated for your efforts!

Bambu Studio can be used to add flush text or a logo to the hub. Here's a youtube that shows adding both.

 

[obrien247]

Does anyone have the file with the logo already on it?

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