Post your 3D printed accessories

I've been 3D printing as a hobby for about a year now. Over the past few weeks with my first taco I've printed a couple things. Figured I'd share them here and see if anyone else had 3D printed parts or ideas.

Custom cup holder organizer


Simple, small keychain


Gasshole knockoff


For any fellow 3D printing nerds, I'm using a Prusa i3 MK3/MMU2.

 

Nice...couldya print something like the ajt fobcase?

 

A sail panel with a tweeter cutout. Id love to get into 3d printing but wouldnt know where to start

 

Probably, duplicating the design would be the hard part. too bad my MT didn't come with one of those fancy fobs

 

that's a pretty cool idea, something like this? https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/sail-panel-tweeter-build.357125/#post-9643251

 

I'm digging the airpod holder you got there along with the knife compartment.

 

Yes but nicer, or else a tweeter location where the seatbelt is. Maybe a two part thingy that can be cliped thru a hole you drill

 

Any suggestions on getting into this hobby....not sure what to look for in a good printer. Not familiar with autocad but that i can learn

 

Totally- lots of great info on /r/3Dprinting - as to which route to go with a printer, I'd say it really depends on whether or not you're a "tinkerer" or whether you just want to buy something prebuilt and ready to go. Personally I chose to build my own printer from a kit. Helped me to learn the mechanics which really helps troubleshooting down the road.

I'd highly recommend the Prusa printers as a kit: https://www.prusa3d.com/, they will run about $600-1000 depending on what you pick.

If you want something prebuilt you can still get a Prusa, but the first time you jam it (it'll happen eventually) you're going to be clueless how to fix it if you didn't build it.

I think the makerbots are really awesome but a lot more $$, probably less finicky than Prusa though.

I've also heard great things about the ender 3 (sub $250 I think) and CR-10 (sub $400).

For design, I'd highly recommend Fusion360, it's an autodesk product that is free for personal use. Very widely used in the 3D printing community. I learned on Solidworks in college but switched to F360 since its free and native on my Mac. Youtube has great tutorials on modeling and printing. Let me know how else I can help. It's a lot of fun.

 

Made this recently: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3383891

 

Nice design on the Gasshole

Here are some of mine

I actually have a minamilst fob in final stages

 

I've been saying this shit for MONTHS

 

Nice work!

 

Nice, you have a mkiv too?

 

send me a stock panel. I’ll 3d scan, then mock up a tweeter pod. I thought about this as well, but I would make it oversized so it’d be “universal” so any size tweeter can Be cut to fit. The finishing touch would be a press fit/flush grill to hide the speaker.

 

Sneak peak?

 

Take the stock fob and imagine 25% less

 

Check out free TinkerCad and EMachineshop . They both also let you order printouts online. I used the free EMachineshop app to design and have them lasercut my small “Prinsu” type rack for my ARE MX shell. TinkerCad is a good intro to CAD, and you can use it to make 3D printer files. AutoCAD is very complex for first time, try the others first.

 

Goddamnit