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Jeep Back Window Handle

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<p>PETG - Maximum Strength</p><p>100% infill </p><p>Doesn&#39;t really add that much time or filament but does feel nice and solid</p><p>Requires supports, arranged on the build plate in the best way I found for a successful print</p>

PETG - Maximum Strength

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<p>PETG Standard Strength</p><p>15% infill</p><p>Does require supports</p>

PETG Standard Strength

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<p>ASA - Maximum Strength</p><p>100% infill </p><p>Doesn&#39;t really add that much time or filament but does feel nice and solid</p><p>Requires supports, arranged on the build plate in the best way I found for a successful print</p><p><strong><u>Make sure print bed is clean, ASA filament has been dried, and enclosed chamber can stay warm (had some issues with P2S staying warm enough in cooler basement room)</u></strong></p><p>Uses extra large brim on model and supports</p><p>Found that default supports had a much print higher success rate over tree supports</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

ASA - Maximum Strength

<p>ASA - Standard Strength</p><p>15% infill</p><p>Requires supports, arranged on the build plate in the best way I found for a successful print</p><p><strong><u>Make sure print bed is clean, ASA filament has been dried, and enclosed chamber can stay warm (had some issues with P2S staying warm enough in cooler basement room)</u></strong></p><p>Uses extra large brim on model and supports</p><p>Found that default supports had a much print higher success rate over tree supports</p>

ASA - Standard Strength

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<boostme><boosttitle>Boost Me</boosttitle><boostcontent>Please feel free to give the model a boost if you enjoy it!</boostcontent></boostme><h2><strong><u>Jeep Wrangler JL (2018-Present) Back Window Handle</u></strong></h2><h3>I designed this handle because I felt like this should be something that is stock on the Jeep Wrangler.  Fits right on top of the existing rear wiper motor cover.</h3><h3><strong><u>The factory screws will be too short so you will need Two M4x25mm screws to install this</u></strong></h3><h3>Due to the high temperatures that the inside of vehicles can reach, I highly recommend printing this with ASA or at a bare minimum, PETG.  </h3><h3>There are 4 different print profiles included based on your strength preference and filament choice:</h3><ul><li><h3>PETG 15% Infill</h3></li><li><h3>PETG 100% Infill</h3></li><li><h3>ASA 15% Infill</h3></li><li><h3>ASA 100% Infill</h3></li></ul><h3>Due to the odd shape of the model, supports are required and I have experimented with the best way to orient the models on the build plate.  A nice clean build plate and having nice dry filament will drastically reduce the odds of a print failure. </h3><h3> </h3>

Jeep Wrangler JL Back Window Handle

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Jeep Wrangler JL (2018-Present) Back Window Handle

I designed this handle because I felt like this should be something that is stock on the Jeep Wrangler. Fits right on top of the existing rear wiper motor cover.

The factory screws will be too short so you will need Two M4x25mm screws to install this

Due to the high temperatures that the inside of vehicles can reach, I highly recommend printing this with ASA or at a bare minimum, PETG.

There are 4 different print profiles included based on your strength preference and filament choice:

PETG 15% Infill

PETG 100% Infill

ASA 15% Infill

ASA 100% Infill

Due to the odd shape of the model, supports are required and I have experimented with the best way to orient the models on the build plate. A nice clean build plate and having nice dry filament will drastically reduce the odds of a print failure.

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