Show off your 3D printed parts

Where can I find a file for this? Excellent work. I want to print a few in a fortus 900

 

If it wasn't your first step your install is botched and you're not getting your moneys worth.

 

So you're telling me this summer I'm sound deadening and putting those cones in???

 

If you want the return you invested in

 

anyone every consider making a center console organizer that had a back hinge so you can lift it without removing to get below ? or am i the only one who hates pulling the tray out

 

Wouldn't that just lead to dumping the contents of the tray out the back?

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...e-swiss-army-knife-of-center-consoles.793462/

 

if you have the common tray with the raised sides and center divider i think you could lift it enough to not dump say a wallet / card / whatever other smalls in order to easily access below

 

Hi,

This will be my first post, i would like to share with you my work, since I have access to a 3D printer and every tray on the net is over 200 I made my own, I'm posting this in order to have feedback I will share the source as soon as I print/test it, I'm not planning of selling it will donated for free to the community.

here are some images:











Will be printed in ABS or PETG.
First image shows 2 pieces since I can't print it in 1 go, but if you have a 12" with capable printer you can do it in one go.

update :
I will probably use it as a model to cut aluminum sheet

update 2 :
finished printing few things to fix, the joint is not that strong, the 2 holes on the side yellow part picture 2 are not exact

I will keep working on it ...loading


thank you in advance for your toughts

 

Made by the original owner of my truck. It houses a scan gauge

 

That's really clean!

 

Thank you.
He made a couple extras if anyone wants one. They just need to be sanded and painted

 

So, why is there what appears to be a plastic ammunition container under your hood?

 

Cause ammo is like quarters at the arcade, the more you have the more you can stay in the game....

He probably has the accessories the the compressor in there.

 

It holds my air hose, tire pressure gauge, and air down tool.

 

Ahh, gotcha. Pretty cool

One day I’ll have my truck all customized like this… hopefully before I have to use a walker.

 

Quick shift knob I drew up for my 4runner, similar to a Teton one. Printed in PC carbon fiber





Another I did recently

 

Man thats awesome. I have been working on a shifter as well but it's no near as polished as yours. Care to share the file?

 

Thanks! I have a few years of CAD under my belt lol. This was done in Fusion 360. Shoot me your email and I'll send the STL

 

Awesome, Yeah I learned solidedge and surfcam in college. Then didn't really use it for 10 years or so and now its slowly coming back to me lol. I mostly use fusion with a little free cad at home and I use inventor / auto cad at work now.