I made a couple of replacement cup holders. There are numerous designs out there and a couple of vendors with high-quality versions. This is a pretty easy starter print because you don't have to worry about structural strength really, just need to get the dimensions right. PLA is easy to print with and I've found that it is softer and doesn't mar the existing cup-well, where PETg will.

 

Looks great

 

Made some rock-light brackets also to utilize existing threaded frame holes. Used PETg which is more durable. Since these are under the vehicle I shouldn't have to worry too much about UV degradation.

 

I designed these heated seat switch bezels out of PLA so that the switch clips into them and the bezel presses into the holes I cut into the center console. Little plastidip and you'd never know the truck came without them!

 

@kburns7719 those look great. How did you get the surface texture to match so well?

 

This is my take on one that several people and vendors have also done. Rear camera cover. Three piece construction using PETg. Parts are then super glued together. Incorporates a light housing to add a little bling to it, because why not? Not sure how long the PETg will hold up in the sun, but it's plenty strong enough to support the spare when you're taking it on and off.

 

This project I'm still working on and haven't seen anywhere else yet. I bought a set of LED replacement lights for the rear bumper (instead of reflectors) a few years ago. I backed into a tree on the trail and busted one this summer. Unfortunately I can't find them for sale anywhere now. So I'm attempting to print a new set. Using Clear Red PETg filament I can print a passable reflector lens. It's far from perfect but from five feet you'd be hard pressed to see the difference.

 

One more I'm working on. Lots of people have added these 2.5" halo/spot lights to their mirrors. I like the light setup with the halo wired to the blinker/running light circuits and the spots wired in with the ditch lights. When I put my first set in I used caulk to hold them in place and seal the edges. But that means there's no way to replace or maintain them without digging all of that caulk out. I'm building a set of TRD housings this time and wanted a better way to mount the lights but I also wanted to keep the factory lens. I scavenged the lenses out of my old factory bulb housings and printed a set of brackets to hold the light and lens tightly in place. I used PETg again for these. They will be in the housings so UV degradation shouldn't be an issue. Printed in 3 pieces to make it easier to print, I haven't had a lot of luck with support structures so far.

 

I'd totally buy this if you ever decide to make it available. So cool.

 

You sir are on fire with these designs. Great job on all of them.

 

Cool projects! I dig the camera cover.

 

Finished up my side mirror project this weekend. Printed a bracket to hold the LED ballast with tie points so I could clean up the wiring and hold it in place. Then printed a set of directional arrows that hold small COB LEDs to mount to the back of the mirrors. Very happy with how these came out. Can't wait to get them installed on the truck.

 

What a great array of projects! looks like you're having a lot of fun.

I'd love a camera cover (kit of parts) if you decide to make any more.

 

That is badass man.

 

Loving all the projects your doing

 

Nice work!
I recently bought a cr10s pro v2 and have been tinkering around in fusion .... have you uploaded any of these unto Thinkverse yet?

 

Nice work!
I recently bought a cr10s pro v2 and have been tinkering around in fusion .... have you uploaded any of these unto Thinkverse yet?

Sorry, I somehow missed your post earlier, I haven't loaded anything to thingverse yet. I'll look into it.

 

Made center caps for my wheels.

 

Made center caps for my wheels.

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I love those wheels!!! Your projects are absolutely amazing!

 

Those look great....now make a set like Rolls Royce ones that always sit right way up when stopped ;o)

 

 

Nooooooo. Not spinners! Lol 🤮

 

Ya got me thinking... I think I have a few old fidget spinners I could scavenge the bearings out of...

 

I would love it if someone designed a blank center console switch that was flat on the back to make it easier to mount things like subwoofer knobs in one of the unused spaces.

 

Do you mean one of these, but flat and as little as possible on the back to hold it in place?

 

Center spinner caps....still a No

 

@ZerosFJ , Just to prove I could. Only made one, but pretty impressed with how stable it is.

 

That is uber cool!!

 

I've been looking on Thingiverse for anything Toyota or FJ, have you any plans to share your .stl files?

 

I'm planning to. I created an account last week but haven't loaded anything on it yet. I'll try to get around to it in the next week.

 

@CRayFJ I did see on thingiverse someone uploaded a cover for the open storage area in the back of the center console. Did you do that?
I want to make a cover for mine, but I was kicking around the idea of 3d printing a track system and using corrugated plastic for the cover.

 

@CRayFJ I did see on thingiverse someone uploaded a cover for the open storage area in the back of the center console. Did you do that?
I want to make a cover for mine, but I was kicking around the idea of 3d printing a track system and using corrugated plastic for the cover.

@Easy Rider , Wasn't me, I haven't done a console lid yet. I just started putting files on thingverse today. Using my same username as I do here. Just the cupholders and the rocklight brackets so far. Still figuring out how the site works.

 

@CRayFJ What filament are you mainly using?

 

@Easy Rider I pretty much use 1.75mm PETg for everything now. Here's the Amazon link to the Overture brand I've been using. It's been pretty reliable and they have most of the colors you could want. Also, I print with a .4mm nozzle and .16mm layer height at 250 degrees and 80 degree bed. That's a very fine print setup but I've found it is more dimensionally consistent, though it does take longer to print.