As 3D printing is now popular and price friendly, here is small project from Slovenia UW photographer Grega Verč. He made knob for Inon strobes which made my life easier. I bet it will make yours too:)
Thanks for shearing, they fit prefect on the strobe knobs.
thanks for sharing
So nice of him to share, i'll definitely try those :-D
Is it supposed to fit also mode dial or power output dial only?
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It can fit both without problem.
Thank you
Thanks Alexx :-)
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If I google for "knob inon z 240" I find knobs from a Dutch dive shop that glow in the dark. Does anyone know from what material they are made? Is it available for 3D printing (the above mentioned knobs look like self-made)?
Thanks,
Jock
There are glow in the dark 3d printing materials. Check out 3dhubs.com for a hub who is near you with glowing filament. I know I have glowing PLA which is the same type of plastic as water bottles.
Great extra info thanks :-)
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jahjahwarrior,
thanks for pointing me to 3dhubs - it is just the service I was looking for. Today I received my Inon knobs made of glow-i-the dark filament; they fit perfect.
Just a hint: When ordering these knobs it may be a good idea to ask for 100% fill (=solid). Seems that a standard fill is only 20%, so there might be the possibility that the knobs will crack or lose shape or whatever deep down. I was charged less than 20 cent extra per knobs.
Jock
No problem, I do 3d printing as a side job at hub Astronaut Studios.
You could probably also just ask for additional outside layers but for something small, 100%infill is not difficult and yes will make a much better long term print for setting going underwater. Startup fee is way beyond the filament fees at that size so order 10 and have spares for a lifetime.