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Yes this is a great feature. I’d used the manual cutting tool (I don’t know it’s formal name) in developing this tray. Then when I was ready I sent the files to my friend to print it as one piece on his Ender. I didn’t know there was an automatic version of this, though. I’ll have to check it...

Will provide one as soon as it’s ready!

I am leaving it to JACLDesigns to set his own price, but the $10 file cost will NOT be a separate, required purchase to get a physical tray. I’m licensing my design to him for production so there will be no need to buy my STL files too. He has to consider time, materials, and shipping costs so...

I had a weird feeling this might be the case. I do have some good news if you’re able to be a little patient - I am partnering with an existing, reputable Etsy seller, JACLDesigns, who will be selling the printed trays for those who don’t have access to a printer. We have to work out some...

Hey, the creator here… So when I listed those print service recommendations I went off of reputation. As I started getting a few requests, I priced them out and realized how absurdly expensive they were. Unfortunately there’s nothing I can do about their pricing - they seem to be going after...

Glad to hear you have something that will work for you. Of course you can always tune and reprint. I would be careful pushing layer height beyond 80% of your nozzle diameter in general. Prusa recommends that as max layer height, so that’s 0.32 on a 0.4-mm nozzle. I think there are...

Based on how I had to carve out the front of my tray design, I don’t think the lid will close on that but obviously someone is welcome to try.

Thanks for the feedback! I chose to keep the outside front and rear faces curved to better fit the profile of the storage bin, but I’d be open to uploading an alternative design for the customer’s choice. You don’t see the front or back when the tray is in the console so I thought how they...

I will second this recommendation of an Ender 3 Pro. I started with the older Ender 3. It’s not the most refined option like Prusa i3 Mk3 and other $1000 printers but it works well and will teach you what you need to know to keep a printer aligned and calibrated. Don’t be fooled - 3D printing is...

I would recommend printing PETG at the upper end of its temp range, as is feasible, to ensure strong adhesion between layers. You’re just going to want to run flow rate, temperature, and retraction tests beforehand to be confident in your settings. Nothing worse than 10 hours into a 15 hour...

Sculpteo is another good option I mentioned in the listing. I agree it would probably be cheaper than Shapeways most of the time.

Yes, that's exactly how this would work. I gave a few reputable services online in the listing, such as Shapeways.com, but I would search Google for "3d printing near me." That way, you won't have to pay for shipping as there are likely regular people who have started small businesses based...

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1193285026/fits-2022-ford-maverick-center-console As of this evening the 3D-printable STL files are live on my Etsy! Feel free to message me with any questions you might have.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1193285026/fits-2022-ford-maverick-center-console Just listed my STLs for sale on my Etsy this evening. My design is a 2.5" deep tray with an optional coin organizer (or just use the divided section to store longer items like a tire gauge or pens). Plenty of room...

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1193285026/fits-2022-ford-maverick-center-console As promised, the printable STL files are now available from my Etsy shop at the link above! Thanks to the complex shape of the center console bin, this was a more complicated project to get right than I initially...

Posted an update on another thread. Very close to the final design! See here: https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/forum/threads/solved-center-console-organizer-tray.12782/post-270109

Been a busy two weeks but I’ve been working out the final kinks in my design and print recommendations. Please forgive the small duct tape strips holding this test frame together as my personal 3D printer is too small to print the final tray at 100% scale. I did it this way to show you all how...

I'd be happy to share the step file for any configuration you want, which as you know are more editable than STLs in Solidworks, or make a custom config if you want something more unique. But I'd prefer not to share the original part file. Just message me after you buy on Etsy and I'll help you...

I will be providing links to reputable printing services online that can create one for you on the Etsy page once it’s up. You likely have local options too if you search “3D printing near me.” That would save you the shipping cost.

As mentioned in the linked thread, I was limited in the size of tray I could print for my neighbor with my Prusa Mini’s smaller bed. The STL files I upload to Etsy will include a slightly longer version that will span the full length of the center console and should fit on most printers out in...