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Correct on heating the bed. For a number of prints lately I've also had to use a kids glue stick on the bed to get good adhesion. Also true on the tweaking, that probably depends on the printer you got, some will require less, some more. I've tweaked mine quite a bit and don't mess with it...

That's a nice machine. I've just got a Sovol SV01 that I bought 2.5 years ago. Works fine but is slow compared to the latest models.

I've done these so far: Center console tray (I use the one without the removable piece): https://www.printables.com/model/1189829-ford-maverick-console-tray Tailgate hole covers, these fit well and have slots in them: https://www.printables.com/model/826219-ford-maverick-tailgate-cover Rear...

I just wired mine to some unused fuses in the fusebox.

Sure. I was used to a Subaru one which was almost the same as the Hyundai and found it easier to hit the buttons on the non frameless, a decent low cost alternative.

I wasn't able to find the cheap Kia mirror from the 2022 posts on this, ended up finding this Hyundai mirror that works great and is still cheap: https://www.autonationparts.com/parts/hyundai-hyundai-palisade-auto-dimming-mirror-s8f62au000?c=bD0xJm49U2VhcmNoIFJlc3VsdHM%3D

It will also depend on what your 3d printer is capable of printing. Some of the filaments require much more controlled temperatures/moisture control necessitating an enclosure around the printer. I've had good luck with PETG which doesn't require a whole lot so far but we don't get too much of...

I printed this one that has some slots in it, fit very well: https://www.printables.com/model/826219-ford-maverick-tailgate-cover

Are you near anything that might have a lot of RF interference? My iPhone has a lot of issues connecting when I get close to where I work which is near a couple sports stadiums and a train rail yard. I think one or more of those must be blasting out all sorts of noise as once I get 1/2-3/4 of...

Nice! I moved out to the Seattle area to get away from the North East snows, spent the 21 years before I moved out here in southern NH.

That's awesome that you are still doing that at 76, I just turned 60 and hope to be able to continue using this heavy kayak for a long time. I got tired of putting the beast up top which is the main reason I bought the truck but also needed something with good MPG as I drive a lot of miles each...

Removing the stripes was the first "mod" I did on mine!

I've been car topping that on a Subaru Outback for years using a Rhino Rack TLoad which worked well but I have to strip almost everything off the kayak before loading it. Now that I have the Maverick I leave most stuff on and just load it in the bed, a lot faster getting on and off the water.

I went the bed extender route for my beast (148 lbs, 13'8"), works well. Looks a little crazy but works well, you do need to check the overhang rules in your state though. In my state it is a completely nuts 15 feet, I'm nowhere near that :) .

Nice, sounds like the exact same spec as mine although I didn't do any PPF or ceramic.

I wonder if they are having similar problems with their cameras every time you drive through that intersection :) .

My wireless wouldn't cooperate when I went to leave work an hour ago, had been working fine this morning. Had to reboot the iPhone to get everything working again.

I've heard of going to "11" but not 15 :crackup:

I don't know if this has been happening since I bought the truck but for the last couple days I noticed that when I press the blower motor virtual button (2025) when the fan is off, it initially pops up with a range of 0-15 but once I select a speed the max value changes to 7. Anyone else...

I have an older (slow) Sovol SV01 and it took about 13-14 hours each side.