My kids and I have been learning about 3D printing. Also, an old Maule Fabric Tester that I picked up used didn't have a case. So we designed one. Here's a link in case you'd like to print your own!
https://www.printables.com/model/871325 ... ric-tester
Or if you want one and don't have a friend with a 3D printer, get in touch and we'll make one for you.

Designed, re-designed and printed this TRIG com control head “pod” for a customer job.







This is carbon fiber stranded PETG. Neat filament, tough stuff. Goes through nozzles though.

Just wait until you find all the 3D printable RC model’s available. I’ve printed a Tucano, motor glider and a Bugatti 100p. Tempted to pull the trigger on Millennium Falcon STL files.

—Brian

Nice case! I've seen some simple 3-D printing projects like nobs and such in the EAB group at EAA. It's an interesting addition to owner built parts. FWIW, I just read an article that 3-D printers are now in the sights of BATF. The article said they're monitoring sales of 3-D printers and supplies through Paypal, Amazon, and other online services. Dunno if that will be a wet blanket for EAB and others who want to print parts for their own personal aviation uses.