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I built a faux gear shift hand rest for the Mav. I find my right arm looking for a place to rest with the absence of a lever gear shift.

3D printed with some carbon fiber infused PETG...two miniature gas struts and a repurposed skipping rope handle.
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I built a faux gear shift hand rest for the Mav. I find my right arm looking for a place to rest with the absence of a lever gear shift.

3D printed with some carbon fiber infused PETG...two miniature gas struts and a repurposed skipping rope handle.
20250726_095606.jpg

20250726_095618.jpg

That is so COOL !
 

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I built a faux gear shift hand rest for the Mav. I find my right arm looking for a place to rest with the absence of a lever gear shift.

3D printed with some carbon fiber infused PETG...two miniature gas struts and a repurposed skipping rope handle.
20250726_095606.jpg

20250726_095618.jpg

Hmmmm.....
I see where vs#2 could have stops with each one turning the dial to P,R,N,L and a thumb button that could activate low. Perhaps the repurposed jump rope handle could also rotate to select the drive mode. Maybe a pinkie button to brake hold on/off?
 

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I built a faux gear shift hand rest for the Mav. I find my right arm looking for a place to rest with the absence of a lever gear shift.

3D printed with some carbon fiber infused PETG...two miniature gas struts and a repurposed skipping rope handle.
20250726_095606.jpg

20250726_095618.jpg

“protect your idea “ VERY COOL
 

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Hmmmm.....
I see where vs#2 could have stops with each one turning the dial to P,R,N,L and a thumb button that could activate low. Perhaps the repurposed jump rope handle could also rotate to select the drive mode. Maybe a pinkie button to brake hold on/off?
That's exactly what I was thinking originally ...but that idea devolved into this, lol. I thought of doing some sort of geneva mechanism to convert linear movement into rotational actuation of the knob...but it would get complicated since it would need a shift lock to avoid accidentally knocking the lever.
I think I'll try a v2.0 model with this feature eventually.
 

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I built a faux gear shift hand rest for the Mav. I find my right arm looking for a place to rest with the absence of a lever gear shift.

3D printed with some carbon fiber infused PETG...two miniature gas struts and a repurposed skipping rope handle.
20250726_095606.jpg

20250726_095618.jpg

:geek: 😵
VERY INTERESTING.
I would consider something like that in my Maverick. Did it involve any drilling?
 
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Seriously. I love this. Not sure where the designers thought a little turn dial is what the consumer wanted.
That little turn dial and circuitry cost $2.73,
Shifters and linkage cost $43.19

Simple math when your building a profitable vehicle.
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