Show off your 3d printed gear! I’ve been working on some designs too and want to share them here.
If you have an idea of something that can be printed (generally decorative, or low impact, low stress parts) post it here too!
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Thats really cool 
I have no idea about 3d printing but can appreciate you work.
So far I’ve seen a seatpost clamp shim, a saddle, a handle, a couple of brake lever adapters, and some pedal bumpers.
None looked particularly practical!
Your lever adapter/extension/spoon looks pretty solid though. I wonder how much abuse it could take.
Durability is tbd, the idea is that the bumper will take any impact from UPDs.
A brake lever should only really hit if the ground is pretty uneven. At any rate, it’s printed solid, so should be able to take smaller impacts anyway.
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First, I’d like to link this thread here:
I have a printed (SLM - selective laser melting) steel adapter to fit a d’Brake on an old steel frame with stamped sheet metal bearing holders.
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