No, I wouldn’t trust 3D printing for something like that. If you decide to do it anyway, I would probably use CF nylon or CF PC.Question for you expert 3D Printers in here. I am converting my 30 DNB to a center diff and it moves the diff from the back to the front. I have zero confidence in drilling the chassis and not messing it up, so I was thinking about 3D printing a chassis adapter that would hold the diff and motor mount and then have holes to attach to the chassis.
Do you think think a 3D printed plate would be sturdy enough? If so, any recommendations on material to use and how to tackle it?
Check out Send-Cut-Send. You can print your prototype to ensure accurate fitment, and then send them the 3D file to make out of aluminum.