Show me your 3D printed accessories. 3D Prints for Bronco Enthusiasts.

[Greenbronc]

I did a cup holder for something else that had captive tpu inserts, could look at that

looks great shocked at how many people have printed them, I do agree with adding some thing to keep them from rattling. Still not bad for me using a tape measure and cardboard for basically all of it

I’m not saying you should start a print farm, but it’s a very good print

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[DarthLincoln]

They came out perfect. I did leave them in the oven to anneal them. Hopefully they survive the Texas heat. Also ordered some eruption green paint, I’ll update whenever it comes in.
I did have little gaps that I need to put some weather stripping around. Probably add some foam behind the cupholder to make it fit tighter and prevent rattling.

that’s an amazing quality print! I can’t detect the print layers. Is that from the oven annealing, or from printer settings like fuzzy skin?

 

[Greenbronc]

that’s an amazing quality print! I can’t detect the print layers. Is that from the oven annealing, or from printer settings like fuzzy skin?

I changed the fan speed to 100 and set it to stay on the entire time it printed, also adjusted the nozzle temperature and put the bed temp to 55c. I used poly maker ht-pla-gf. I searched the Bambu and poly maker site to find the best settings and combined them, no fuzzy skin. It came off the printer looking like that. I didn’t notice any difference from before or after the oven other than maybe they’re a little stiffer. I’ve never had a print turn out that clean. It was on a Bambu A1

 

[DarthLincoln]

I changed the fan speed to 100 and set it to stay on the entire time it printed, also adjusted the nozzle temperature and put the bed temp to 55c. I used poly maker ht-pla-gf. I searched the Bambu and poly maker site to find the best settings and combined them, no fuzzy skin. It came off the printer looking like that. I didn’t notice any difference from before or after the oven other than maybe they’re a little stiffer. I’ve never had a print turn out that clean. It was on a Bambu A1

Ah. Maybe it’s the glass fibers in the HT-PLA-GF. Their sample print object in HT-PLA-GF has a slight texture without the harsh print layer ridges that the regular PLA has. I’ll have to try it.

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[waltBronco]

Here are the files for the drivers door, I used ASA for the material as its better for car environments. I have not mirrored for the passenger side yet but will soon. I wanted to try these out for a few days make sure i didn't need to tweak anything.

There's some tabs on two of the parts I did that just to aid the print and trimmed them off. the big pocket attaches to the cup holder with m4 screws I did this so it would fit in my printer/ modularity if i wanted to change anything in the future!

I will post on makerworld when both driver and passenger are done

Hi I had them printed up! Can’t wait to put them on but had one question. What length of M4 screws do you use? Did you need screw inserts as well? Thanks.

Update installed. The mesh was just about coming apart worse that I thought. Used self taping screws and 2 part epoxy. Went on easily. I really like how it places the drink holder further forward because I have long arms.

 

[ejedmo5]

Hi I had them printed up! Can’t wait to put them on but had one question. What length of M4 screws do you use? Did you need screw inserts as well? Thanks.

I think it was 8mm length is what I used no need for inserts, they have held great in my case. Those turned out great!

 

[Mikerider]

Printed a breaker bracket for the bussman circuit breaker that runs my ARB twin. Used 1/4” heatset inserts to mount the breaker and the bracket to the bronco.

printed in glass filled ASA

 

[beachbraptor]

I was wondering if anyone happened to have an STL for a part that fits onto the rear MIC roof (where roof racks clip into)? I have an idea, was hoping to get started with something that already fits there, but otherwise will get to work on modeling it.

 

[beachbraptor]

I will scan the roof and interior cargo to include the roof bar. .
Let me plan it out and see what I can get you guys. I will make it a class project.

Any updates on this project? Sounds awesome!

 

[accidentpronee]

You mind sending me the STL for that?

I’ll also take

We could make something that works by sticking onto the lugs I think. Main issue is figuring out the sweep profile needed for everything to fit. For something like this, I would start with a side profile that would be revolved around an axis. We need to figure out what that profile needs to be, then can add some type of lug attachment system, and the Bronco logo interface details.

Also for those interested or curious, I designed a version of these caps for Method wheels for a buddy of mine. As you may know, the stock hub cap for the methods is very long (cool design but weirdly long), so I started off by copying that design, then shortening it to something more reasonable, and adding the interface to reuse the OEM Bronco Logo's.

Top left: stock cap. Top middle: stock on top of the Method adapter. Top right: my truncated version (allowing use of Bronco center cap), also shown on the adapter.
Bottom left and right are alternative hubs that fit to the Method adapter and allow use of the Bronco center cap

Oh, I totally forgot, but I made some storage hooks for the rear, like some others. I tried to heavily radius everything to reduce stress concentration. One for the blank hole on the side of the roll bar (left), the other one to piggy back on the bolt for the bottom of the speaker (right). Never even got around to adding them to my site, but hit me up if you want the STL.

would def take the stl for this!

 

[SillyPosition]

Spare tire cover, fits icon rims
Made of ASACF and a TPU95A gasket in the center to apply reasonable amount of pressure, yet making it quite easy to remove if needed using the some T shaped tool using the two holes.

I'll upload it to makerworld soon, if anyone is interested

 

[Gage]

Spare tire cover, fits icon rims
Made of ASACF and a TPU95A gasket in the center to apply reasonable amount of pressure, yet making it quite easy to remove if needed using the some T shaped tool using the two holes.

I'll upload it to makerworld soon, if anyone is interested

That looks sharp. I would definitely print that out if you will upload it!.

 

[SillyPosition]

Uploaded: https://makerworld.com/en/models/24...n-icon-rims-spare-wheel-cap#profileId-2741392

I preferred printing in 45deg angle to make sure the top layer looks best.
You can always drop support, lay it on its back, and play around with better top layer paramters but Im not enough of an expert in this..I preferred hacking my way through and printing on its side.
two pieces, simply apply a few drops of CA on its back to make sure the gasket holds to the print properly.

Now thinking on my next item. Thoughts?

 

[Kboyts]

I printed the letter inlays. Vent tabs were ordered from amazon.

 

[SillyPosition]

Nice, it’s 3d printed? What depth is it? And applied with glue?

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