Jerry, try Fusion 360, it's very affordable. I have heard free for hobby use and a lot of youtube tutorials for it!! Steven

This site has a lot of good info: https://www.3dhubs.com/guides/3d-printing/ Also this company is in your backyard-ish. https://www.ncscompany.com/ He teaches at a local college in the Fort Worth

Oh yea, you have to have a model before you can print. Or maybe you can download one from a knob vendor. My you tube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr3x6bkHUw1UUQ96ATcRFfg

Looks like the shaft broke off. There is not enough sticking out to put a knob on. You'll have to find a new shaft. Take it apart and see what it looks like. The trim lock is a nice thing to have

You should start with Anycubic I3 , low price, easy to start and good quality for a beginners. Regards Eugen Von meinem iPhone gesendet

Now, if I just knew CAD. J

I am interested in learning more about 3D printers. Any good sites to recommend for me to start learning? Any recommendations on printers? Thanks! Corbin -- Corbin N33QR

Jason my be reaching out to you also. -----------------------------------------From: "Richard Kaczmarek 3RD" To: main@Q-List.groups.io Cc: Sent: Thursday April 9 2020 8:43:39PM Subject: Re: [Q-List]

Thanks Richard, I will let Jason know. We have relatives that way so may be a good road trip. Does it have a removable tail or? Can you send me a few pictures to my e-mail

Guess who has a brand new 3D printer?.....Jerry?? 😊 Cheers, Jay

Corbin, If you want to go the 3D printer route I can help you with that, if you need the help! Steven "God made life a gamble, and we're still in the game" - Joe Diffie

That's a great idea! I could see myself using one more and more these days. Corbin -- Corbin N33QR

Or a 3D printer

My “Go to” of first resort is always McMaster Carr. Cheers, Jay

Looks as though I need a replacement knob for my friction lock. I am not sure of size but where I should I look to get the little knob? Corbin Ge!ser -- Corbin N33QR

Dr. Steve was a hanger partner of mine for many years, and was a great guy. He was a low time pilot on Cesnas before flying the Q and eventually got very good at short field landings. Steve loved to

My first flight was nothing like this and I’m sure many others experienced the same as me on their first flight, as it was a non event. Apparently Steve didn’t have much if any complex or fast

We still have another Q1 we might part with but I'm sure Georgia is a bit farther than you want to travel to get one. Richard Kaczmarek Aviation Composites LLC

I tried sending Dave an email, but it failed. Mine is hoxdesigns@... & is in the directory. Perhaps you can let Dave see this.

Did John and Dave get together yet? Bruce