Hey Thierry, my company does this exact sort of replacement part service if you’re interested. www.artlab3Dprinting.com With that said, I recommend looking into fusion 360 to possible do the design yourself. Doing it yourself will be the most cost effective solution but will take more time.
Can you have a separate piece designed that would take up that gap. It could be sanded and painted with a chrome color paint. You wouldn’t need any thread on the plastic part.
Hi there,
thanks for your feedback. Incorporating Jeff’s feedback, we could design a simple square piece that would be extending the existing part. I would have to do a junction between the 2 parts. I imagine I could tape the inside where the 2 parts join and seal it so no water is linking inside the mechanism…
I am a little time-poor right now… How much would it cost to design and then print (in a water-resistant material) roughly 50 x 50mm, 30mm deep?
I’ll have another part to make for another tapware (yes, both taps were stuffed up!!), slightly more complicated… but I need to get pictures…
I would assume it would take an hour or less of design time. Guessing to print the part, say in a PETG material could be $10 to $15. That being said, I assume by the times that you are responding to these posts, that you are not anywhere near my time zone . I suggest you find a hub local to you, that can also do the design for you, or do the design yourself as suggested.
I don’t think you need to replace the part, I think you just need an extended cover plate from the wall to the backside of your current cover plate. I’m guessing the plumber left the pipe too long or you’re missing the piece I’m talking about. I created one based on what I can see from your pics. Hopefully the image will come through.
thank you so much for taking the time. I’ll check back with you once I have the proper size or I may try to use your drawing in Fusion 360… thanks a lot.