3D Printed
Car Door Handles, Locks, and Latches
Do you need a custom set of car door handles, locks, or latch system for your next automotive project or to repair some damage? Here at JawsTec, we’ve got you covered. With our professional-grade machines, we can print just about any design you send us. Upload your CAD files to our instant quote page to take the first step toward success for your project.
Our instant quote page provides you with a 100% accurate, locked-in price, ensuring that you will never encounter surprise fees or charges. Each order we ship is backed by our Quality Guarantee and the JawsTec Standard. If you are not completely satisfied with your product, please contact us and we will work to make things right.
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What are some ideas for custom 3D printed car door handle designs?
If you are looking for a special type of car door handle that may not be available on the market, you can easily design one as a CAD file and have it 3d printed. You may want to design one that is more ergonomically fitted to your hand, or one that has a cool surface design. You can also choose the color or material of your door handle.
What are some benefits of 3D printed car door locks?
3D printed car door latch or lock systems are a great option for anyone looking to modify their vehicle door mechanisms. 3d printing enables you to consolidate multiple parts into one unit, which saves space and weight, and also provides a cheaper replacement option in some situations.
How do I 3D print and install car door handles?
You will want to begin by taking careful measurements of your door handle area, or even 3d scanning it, to ensure your design will work as intended. Next, you will design a CAD file of you parts and upload them to our quote page, where you can then place an order. When installing your parts, you can look for online tutorials to help you with your exact model of car, or you can get help at your local mechanic shop.