DCarlton Posted November 7 Report Posted November 7 Take a look at the one used on the Pipers. With the right hardware it can work just fine. 1 1 Quote
Bolter Posted November 7 Report Posted November 7 35 minutes ago, varlajo said: ...to 3D print same for 71E... Thank you!! If the problem is a lack of model, I can make the CAD model for you in Solidworks. You provide me with detailed measurements of the part, and I can whip it up quickly. Then you can send that CAD model to xometry or other online source for printing. You would be responsbile to set tolerances, material used, and any other manufacturing items. 1 Quote
varlajo Posted November 7 Author Report Posted November 7 26 minutes ago, Bolter said: If the problem is a lack of model, I can make the CAD model for you in Solidworks. You provide me with detailed measurements of the part, and I can whip it up quickly. Then you can send that CAD model to xometry or other online source for printing. You would be responsbile to set tolerances, material used, and any other manufacturing items. Thanks!! I can do that. Will pick up the pieces, superglue together, and send measurements over. 1 Quote
Rusty Pilot Posted November 7 Report Posted November 7 57 minutes ago, DCarlton said: Take a look at the one used on the Pipers. With the right hardware it can work just fine. I bought 2 new piper latches which worked well. Slightly smaller, but works. 1 Quote
MikeOH Posted November 7 Report Posted November 7 8 minutes ago, varlajo said: Thanks!! I can do that. Will pick up the pieces, superglue together, and send measurements over. You could press the part into modeling clay, then use casting epoxy to create a new one. https://specialtyresin.com/products/tough-cast-65d-black?variant=45639252672747¤cy=USD&utm_medium=product_sync&utm_source=google&utm_content=sag_organic&utm_campaign=sag_organic&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAAofNuf2L8hHM6Cbu-Eo4AXxeFduri&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIhNPU3IDLiQMVEiFECB3JehEuEAQYAyABEgLtuvD_BwE 1 1 Quote
N201MKTurbo Posted November 7 Report Posted November 7 I made one out of birch plywood. It’s beautiful. 2 Quote
DCarlton Posted November 7 Report Posted November 7 3 hours ago, Rusty Pilot said: I bought 2 new piper latches which worked well. Slightly smaller, but works. The Piper latch I used was actually a little bigger overall; thicker and wider anyway. Feels more durable. 1 Quote
LANCECASPER Posted November 7 Report Posted November 7 This is a Piper 3D window latch for $10: https://www.ebay.com/itm/256539656421?_skw=PIPER+STORM+WINDOW+LATCH&itmmeta=01JC4FGC5QW2PN4YRSJS42XYN8&hash=item3bbaf480e5:g:uvcAAOSwRtFmZw5B&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA0HoV3kP08IDx%2BKZ9MfhVJKmsqxtx4vE1WCanEaFwS%2Fcti%2BjS9qTQnMOjq%2FDIkWHcFK06pAvqUmDI8MLdh9XBcu85Mul08cUC723W7XGnM3jwUN7dohvQHeoPIrcB%2BE2lcceFKoTAG6I%2BrJyLhdZldwvLGeK6mB%2BzCmzpkjMquthkNTiIDhuCn8plZnm%2F6u6Q0oQsEkgia6O179KzywOqE0koUT1KKXWBjJR%2FD7lcO5qQlbuMfyeJyLfgwaJizFSGoPuNzWctg4zsb4FxHgV6kq8%3D|tkp%3ABk9SR4DDwY_hZA Here's the 3D latch in thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6067127 1 2 Quote
Utah20Gflyer Posted November 8 Report Posted November 8 I also am using a piper latch, works great 1 Quote
DCarlton Posted November 8 Report Posted November 8 Mine was clear and I’m not sure where I bought it. Will have to drag out the files. Quote
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