Quoted from yfz450:

I designed a Bally pop bumper base that utilizes a Gottlieb body for a pinsider that wanted to use Gottlieb bodies and caps on his pin. Printed in Engineering Resin. [quoted image][quoted image][quoted image]

Quoted from mbwalker:

I have a good ME work buddy that has a CNC machine in his garage. Not the kind that's a glorified toy...but the kind that takes up the entire 3rd bay in his 3 car garage (and costs a lot more than a car)! Just bought it new a couple of years ago.
If you ever get to the point of having a decent file that can used for 3D printing, I know he would be happy to CNC one at a very reasonable price. Doing little stuff like this keeps his skills up using the software, plus he just likes to tinker. Is this just a a flat piece?
If someone that has one that they could measure the hole(s) distance, maybe you could scale the drawing and redraw in CAD software. That would assume the drawing is to scale.
Another option might be to get a CNC-3018 for less than $200 and make one yourself out of aluminum?

Quoted from rosh:

Treated myself to a 3d Printer for my birthday, got the Prusa mk3s+ kit, took 3+ weeks to get, and then a weekend to assemble. Assembly was a bit more involved that I realized, but was an enjoyable experience and I was beyond thrilled when after assembly it all just worked. I did crack one part, but have printed a replacement so if it every fails I can replace it.
During the three week wait, I taught myself blender and I've just shared publicly my first project, a reimagined Otto for Oktoberfest. I probably should have started with something smaller, but hey, go big or go home.

Quoted from swinks:

found the software option
https://www.solidworks.com/solution/3dexperience-solidworks-makers

Quoted from Ashram56:

Good morning 3D modeling experts !
I've been using Fusion to create small custom mechanical parts for a while, but I'd like to perform a remix of an existing model which is only provided as an STL. Nothing fancy, need to create channels for wires and "holes" for electronic components, etc... But I must say I'm a little bit at a loss on how to approach that.
I tried Meshmixer, seems some of the functions are now integrated within Fusion 360, but what are 3D remix experts using out there for more complicated modifications ?
Cheers !

Quoted from m6speed:

I designed and created the files for these light boxes, my buddy and i make them and we post the files for free on maker world. if you need links, just let me know.
We use fusion360 to create these.
oh and in Kolk1's pic above, that's my hand holding the bracket for his scooby cab lol