Does anyone make fuse block trays?

I just purchased a blue sea 12 circuit fuse block and 100amp circuit breaker to install on my '13. I didn't really think this through all the way and just pulled the trigger on buying them. My problem that I think I will run into is making the tray to mount them on. I'm stationed in Germany and I highly doubt I can find sheet metal or whatever material to build it out of easily. If I do somehow find the material I have no easy way of bending it. My question is does anyone make a tray that I can just install on my truck? Or maybe someone that has already made one can show me their setup and can duplicate their tray for some $?

Edit: I tried searching on here and also did a google search, but all that came up on google was links on how to install the fuse block and how other people had made trays/mounts.

 

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2n...21-custom-auxiliary-fuse-panel-fs-thread.html

 

tooblutacoma06
Last Activity: 09-28-2013 10:29 AM

The OP from that thread hasn't been around in a while.

 

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2nd-gen-tacoma-marketplace/294195-fuse-panel-mounting-plate.html

Last activity on that thread by the OP was about a week ago.

Really happy with mine

 

I love you guys.

 

I love you guys as well. Thanks!

 

Just so you know, I had a couple plates of 1/8" aluminum 12x9. Measured out the accessories I had and layed them out on the bare AL. Took some measurements in the engine bay on distance I wanted the accessories mounted.

Grabbed my Non Marring mallet and bent a couple 90º angles. Drilled a couple holes and now, golden.

Added 2 drilled holes for access to the mounting bolts too. Theres actually 2 separate mounting brackets. One for the Box and one for the isolator.