Bruno
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I have only test fitted it. No driving testing but is seems snug.Do you have an STL file you can share?
I'm curious about that file encoding even though I don't have a 3D printer. If you were to rename it to .stl it would be compatible with a 3D a printer?I have only test fitted it. No driving testing but is seems snug.
Here you go. Well, maybe.
I had to change the file extension to one of the acceptable(PDF) types. Change it back to STL and if that doesn't work, I can DM you.
I printed this today and unfortunately I think my luggage cover frame has a piece missing so the thing just pushes all the way through and falls out.I have only test fitted it. No driving testing but is seems snug.
Here you go. Well, maybe.
I had to change the file extension to one of the acceptable(PDF) types. Change it back to STL and if that doesn't work, I can DM you.
It does appear that our covers are slightly different. Glad you got it figured out.I printed this today and unfortunately I think my luggage cover frame has a piece missing so the thing just pushes all the way through and falls out.View attachment 27083
So I tried using the retractable side as a pattern and didn't realize it was different dimensions. A couple passes through the table saw and I got it to fit, but it was crude and wasn't going to last, so I adjusted my model and this time it came out great. It uses the T slot with a stop to secure it in place.
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I'll post the STL shortly, though it might require some adjusting depending on what the broken part from mine looks like if you still have it.