Found a use for the little cubby space on touch screen.
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Hans Solo in carbonate McDonald’s toy from the 90’s? Nice!!!!Found a use for the little cubby space on touch screen.
When I saw an interview with one of the interior designers of the Maverick who said they were told that people wanted a place to put hair scrunchies, that's about the only time that cubby made any sense... But kudos for the Han in carbonite!
I keep my bounty in there.
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I think you can attach your phone to the truck and do hands free calling through the truck. I believe theres a button on the steering wheel for this.The empty cubby was driving me nuts so I installed a cell phone holder in it. Had to make some minor adjustments to it but I like it. Hopefully will also dissuade me from texting while driving. link below if anyone interested.
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I made a leather faced drawer for mine.
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Nothing at the moment. Just got finished using some recent measurements and a semi-successful test plate to model this though.
I think I got it down now, though its hard to tell (I've said it twice and I'll say it another hundred times, the guy who specced the dash cubby out was a jerk).
Just need to figure out how to easily print a tab that will slot into that screw hole at the bottom (I'm wondering if the best solution is make this a double print and make a separate 'rivet' that goes into a hole in the bottom), verify fit, and then I can start designing a bunch of different stuff to go in there (I want a coin cubby with a FITS slot on the front, and someone else said they wanted a USB rack).
I think I got it down now, though its hard to tell (I've said it twice and I'll say it another hundred times, the guy who specced the dash cubby out was a jerk).
Just need to figure out how to easily print a tab that will slot into that screw hole at the bottom (I'm wondering if the best solution is make this a double print and make a separate 'rivet' that goes into a hole in the bottom), verify fit, and then I can start designing a bunch of different stuff to go in there (I want a coin cubby with a FITS slot on the front, and someone else said they wanted a USB rack).
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Man, you aren't kidding. There are no simple measurements to work with.Nothing at the moment. Just got finished using some recent measurements and a semi-successful test plate to model this though.
I think I got it down now, though its hard to tell (I've said it twice and I'll say it another hundred times, the guy who specced the dash cubby out was a jerk).
Just need to figure out how to easily print a tab that will slot into that screw hole at the bottom (I'm wondering if the best solution is make this a double print and make a separate 'rivet' that goes into a hole in the bottom), verify fit, and then I can start designing a bunch of different stuff to go in there (I want a coin cubby with a FITS slot on the front, and someone else said they wanted a USB rack).
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That plate fits really well. Nice job.
Once you've perfected it, please do share the dimensions. Those of us who have 3+ more months to wait need something to do.Nothing at the moment. Just got finished using some recent measurements and a semi-successful test plate to model this though.
I think I got it down now, though its hard to tell (I've said it twice and I'll say it another hundred times, the guy who specced the dash cubby out was a jerk).
Just need to figure out how to easily print a tab that will slot into that screw hole at the bottom (I'm wondering if the best solution is make this a double print and make a separate 'rivet' that goes into a hole in the bottom), verify fit, and then I can start designing a bunch of different stuff to go in there (I want a coin cubby with a FITS slot on the front, and someone else said they wanted a USB rack).
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Mine has my garage door opener. I took some duct tape and taped it on the botten so it wouldn't slide out. It sits far enough back that you don't really notice it unless you're looking for it.
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