3d printed some custom accessories

[Dean S]

I know the file you're speaking of on Thingiverse. I did the same and redesigned my own. https://www.printables.com/model/561054-ford-maverick-bed-cover

That's the one. I was pretty frustrated as I was just learning the settings of the ender and finally got it right, then it wasn't even close to fitting. I did this before I had the truck so I couldn't check the fit. Really it was way off.

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[#1Rickster]

My son printed this for me. Quick paint job and UV clear. We will see how long it last in the sun.

 

[bdaniel230]

I have an Ankerma

I had some free time over the Thanksgiving weekend and decided to 3d print some accessories for the Maverick to help learn fusion 360 and the software for the Bambu P1S printer we recently got.

Behind the seat storage: printed brackets to hold crappy harbor freight emergency tool kit (left)and tow strap kit (right) neatly behind seat using existing holes / brackets on the truck. I'm a little OCD and didn't like the toolbox getting wedged in under the seat.

Toolbox bracket

Hook for tow strap kit (I'll probably redo this to be more of a round hook but it works)

I also printed new flexbed plates for my bedlighting switch and a 12v outlet. PETG filament printed on textured PEI matches the factory spray in liner almost perfectly. I found a file on Thingaverse but the fit was easy off and not strong enough, I did copy and modify the clip design though.

I have an Ankermake M5 and a Bambu Lab X1 Carbon. I am glad to hear someone else has had to learn Fusion 360, it is a bit daunting at 72 but I am bound and determined to learn it so I can produce some engine parts like a better intake manifold.

 

[Luthinator]

Attached is a zip file with the STL files for the above. All parts were printed with PETG filament, solid infill. Let me know if you find this uselful.

This is awesome. Thank you!

 

[Dean S]

This is awesome. Thank you!

Glad to help

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