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3D print files

Defroster
- Straight version
- Angle version

Baggage Bulkhead Bracket
- Long Strips
- Short Strips
- Main Bracket

3D Printer Files

We live in wonderful times, when parts can be printed directly from a 3D printer. These can often be installed as owner installed parts, if your mechanic and IA are agreeable to this approach.

The files listed to the left have been shared by CFO members. In most cased you will find a CFO Tech page describing their manufacture and use.

To download a file, most browsers will download the file to your download folder when you click on it. Or right click and 'Save link as' or equivalent function on your browser.

To share files of your own, or to report any problems with these files, please drop a note to the Webmaster, Keith Peterson

These pages are a collection of the ideas and impressions of the Cardinal pilots who frequent this site. This information is anecdotal, informal and may not be completely accurate. The Cardinal Flyers are not certified mechanics and do not guarantee the accuracy of the contents of these pages. Please research and confirm anything that is referenced on these pages with the experts appropriate to your situation.

As always, the Cessna maintenance, operations and flight manuals, and the advice of a certified mechanic and flight instructor, should be your primary sources of information regarding safe maintenance and operation of your aircraft.