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EVAP Canister #1

It's basically an empty box that's attached to the vacuum canister to stop a buzzing sound that comes from some '96 model 4Runners. Toyota will not sell me the box without the entire vacuum canister, basically $330 for $20 worth of plastic. It's just a void, there's nothing in the box. It would be a perfect candidate for 3D printing AND I would be able to stick it to Toyota, haha.

There are some images here:

https://sites.google.com/site/bugeyebug/4runner-evapbuzz
 
It's basically an empty box that's attached to the vacuum canister to stop a buzzing sound that comes from some '96 model 4Runners. Toyota will not sell me the box without the entire vacuum canister, basically $330 for $20 worth of plastic. It's just a void, there's nothing in the box. It would be a perfect candidate for 3D printing AND I would be able to stick it to Toyota, haha.



There are some images here:



https://sites.google.com/site/bugeyebug/4runner-evapbuzz



Hahaha yesssss. Great idea!!
 
I would like to see a dash mounted inclinometer housing that could be used to clip my cellphone into (Samsung Galaxy S6). This would serve a couple purposes, since its on the dash, you can run a inclinometer app in an easily viewed location, switch it to gps when your lost or just use it to hold you phone.

Also a switch bank would be pretty cool, who doesn't love lots of toggle switches.
 
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Printed this little bushing to hold the AC vent in place. Saved me $40! [emoji16]


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Gauge pod in place of garage door opener holder

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This is something I designed and built to connect to my fuse block. I ran all the wiring down the A-pillar. Definitely my favorite mod, makes adding electrical accessories so easy having everything pre-wired! I'm thinking that if I use 3D printing I could make it a much sleeker design.


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Yes I would like to see a 3D printed replacement to the garage door opener hinged cover. I'm thinking it would be a great place to mount my wideband gauge. Only the hinged door would have to be created then snap in place of the stock....
 
Nice!

I'm kind of new to 3d printing so I'll be happy with this simple tablet mount :)

https://pinshape.com/items/3214-3d-printed-tablet-car-mount

My only issues is I don't want to get like a 'plasticy' product. My son helps me out with an Ultimaker 2 (Pretty awesome but not a big fan of filaments).

I would love to try making these using this flexible resin.
Using Flexible Resin ? Formlabs

The quality looks way better. Love to get him one of these printers in the next 6 months or so.
 
I'm with all the others on the overhead switch panel. If someone could get their hands on the body mold for the field unit that everyone likes installing from the surfs and then render it w/ a removable switch panel they would probably have more business than they could handle.
 

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