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[VAL.ABAPO]

fits nicely!

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[AZT9]

fits nicely!

Did the same. Those things are amazing.

 

[VAL.ABAPO]

Love the logo, figured I would add it to a remix of this https://makerworld.com/en/models/445784#profileId-352271 for a MagSafe charging stand that I made:

great design.
my magsafe is a tad smaller than the circumference of the mount design.

I had to print a 0.5 shim(Red) to make the Magsafe fit snuggly.

 

[21st Century Truck]

fits nicely!

I've been wondering about this 3D addition... does it intrude on / is it susceptible to being knocked off by passengers' shoes? It's hard to judge by a picture.

 

[VAL.ABAPO]

I've been wondering about this 3D addition... does it intrude on / is it susceptible to being knocked off by passengers' shoes? It's hard to judge by a picture.

My passengers haven’t complained yet.

 

[GarageMahal]

I've been wondering about this 3D addition... does it intrude on / is it susceptible to being knocked off by passengers' shoes? It's hard to judge by a picture.

When the seats are fully back (normal position in my truck) you still cant see them from the seat.

I pondered printing an additional extension but figured I should try them as-is a while first.

 

[ryun]

fits nicely!

What is this? Both the print and what it's attached to.

 

[VAL.ABAPO]

What is this? Both the print and what it's attached to.

Vent extensions.

 

[21st Century Truck]

Vent extensions.

...under the front seats, pointing into the back cabin.

 

[ryun]

Vent extensions.

...under the front seats, pointing into the back cabin.

These are supply vents I guess? Not returns? I've seen these under car seats before and never knew they were vents. Thought maybe they'd were for drainage or something. Will have to try this print out. Thanks!

 

[VAL.ABAPO]

Hitch cover.

 

[21st Century Truck]

So I got an idea on another thread here about the 1953 - 56 Ford F100 Lightning red hood emblem with the bolt & gear on a red shield and the words FORD above it (not the 1963 version earlier in this thread). I just picked one up on EBay, to be delivered this week.

This 5-inch tall metal hood emblem has a funny indented crease in the back along its cast metal edge, as the 1953 - 56 Ford F100 Lightning had a strong vertical crease in the center of the hood's front where that emblem mounts.

I am thinking of mounting my F100 emblem right in the same spot, on my gray / blue Lightning's hood. Of course, our Lightnings also have a very slight curve in the center on the front of the hood so any 3D backing plate will have to conform to two different shapes, in front and in back.

So, the question: to make a 3D printed backing plate that'll fit between the new (old) hood emblem and the hood, I guess I'll have to get the F100 emblem digitally scanned, and also scan the center front of the hood... How should I approach my effort to digitally register these two different surface shapes for a legible file to then be uploaded to Thingiverse or to a 3D printing outfit?

How to do that? I do not have a 3D printer and am not experienced in this skill set. I have made jigs and mockups in wood though.

If I can't figure the digital scans out I will try to shape / carve something out of black plastic by hand, maybe with a Dremel. Although I'm sure THAT will take at least three tries before I get it right enough, haha.

Thanks in advance for any advice!

 

[sceroguitars]

Something like this?

Edit: Added Red plate (obviously it is just what material you print with, but figured I'd show in Red since you mentioned it).

Please let me know if you end up making a 3MF file or similar, for this!

 

[hb.sagen]

Great thread, might spin up my printer again

 

[RLXXI]

While I didn't print these, I think they are a great idea:

• Frunk trim clips - https://www.f150lightningforum.com/...asteners-my-solution.18395/page-2#post-370182

I just finished printing one of these and it works perfectly. Thanks for the link.

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