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Grumpy goat
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And for those without a 3D printer, you can get plastic pellets that are made for molding. I've made several hub tools, or as I like to call them, "Hub Turds".
Laughing Gas
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From: Dallas, OR
If my wife asks what I am printing, this will definitely be my answer. And I will likely laugh again at this every single time I use it. 
Moderator & parts slinger
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From: S/W Missouri, Polk county
As far as the custom shape.....it could be more helpful to a person that is suffering from severe arthritis, is possibly missing some fingers or can not grip the one with the different shape edges that is shorter.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1061104...cd&ref=hp_rv-1
And for you high speed low drag 3D printer guys, ever though about this? https://www.etsy.com/listing/1228456...=hp_rv-2&sts=1
AND in Blue.
Cargo Master
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I've made a couple out of 3/4" plywood and some..3/8"(?) dowel. Trace out a 4-6" circle, use a hole boring bit to drill around the circle for the finger grooves, then cut the circle out, drill a couple holes one size under the dowel in the middle that are spaced to fit the hub groove and pound the dowel in with some glue. Throw a couple heavy coats of paint,sealer,oil,etc. on it and it'll last forever. And if it does get lost/broke/whatever..it didn't cost much and takes 15 minutes to duplicate.
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