Cogs, sprockets etc.

I'm currently restoring a 1976 F250. Trying to find parts is a pain in the behind.

For example, I can't purchase new/aftermarket the drive for the end of the speedometer cable.

I'd like to know if constructing something like this using a Reprap is possible. I can provide pictures if required. (I'll just have to pull the buggered one out of the ute).

Also as a side note, has anyone tried using the Reprap to reproduce warhammer figurines?

The other thing I've been thinking about doing is using the reprap to manufacture plugs. It's quite often that myself, friends, even my mechanic have plugs that they need replacing on vehicles. These plugs are usually very proprietary, and acquiring replacements very hard.

Still waiting for input on whether the uses I've mentioned so far would be suitable for the reprap

So can anyone provide input into whether this is possible or not? or is there somewhere that actually gets responses that I should be posting to?

While the RepRap can make plastic parts there is a limit to fine detail that it can create, so an adapter that threads on something would be problematic.

Right now parts have to be designed around the limitations of the machine, so nobody is willing to venture a reply, yes it can.