JackHydrazine did a terrific job creating 3D files for the Enerjet 1340 fin can. The file can be found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3641770.
I printed it overnight and it came out really well. I used PETG. It’s strong and can withstand higher temperatures like ABS and is not brittle like PLA, it also doesn’t shrink much and therefore great for printing large thin parts like this. It does have a few pitfalls, it doesn’t do detail well, and can have blobbing and stringing, but that can be minimized once you figure out how to best print it with your printer. I should have taken a picture while it was on the printer, it looked like a hot mess with the stringing between the supports required to print the fins! But it cleaned up easy and the stringing was confined to the supports, not the actual part. Less cooling is better, the longer the PETG can stay hot and molten the better it bonds to the layer below, and the stronger the part. I printed this at 240 degrees C with 25% fan at 60mm speed, 100% infill, and 0.1mm resolution. It’s not that much more difficult to print than PLA, easier than ABS, and the filament cost is similar to PLA.
