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

[DarthLincoln]

PSA to let everyone know PETG will not hold up to a New Mexico summer (even though we already knew that). My buddy test printed a set for me to see if it hit my leg or something, and this is what it looked like after a week with a small water bottle in it. I've got another buddy printing them in ASA for me since I REALLY like the design.

I’ve never tried 3D printing PETG before - just PLA for indoor stuff or test prints, ABS (no longer) and ASA for anything that goes inside the Bronco for heat & UV resistance.

@Greenbronc, how are your HT-PLA-GF door pockets holding up in the Texas heat? Your prints with that material had amazing surface quality. With the higher heat resistance than standard PLA and oven annealing step, I’m wondering if it’s durable enough for vehicle interior parts.

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[Greenbronc]

Still holding up well. I can get some photos as proof when I get back in town. To be fair they’re never in direct sun. But they seem to be the same as the first day I install them. Passenger side rattles some though.

 

[HolidayDog]

Can you share the STL file for this ? This unfinished part of the cargo area needs this badly.

my son just got a 3d printer and currently just downloading and printing files. I am encouraging him to venture into designing and modeling stuff. We will start simple to begin with.

What program did you use? We are playing with TinkerCAD.

Most of what I have 3D printed are download from various maker spaces. I did design this soft top mount cover.

 

[Wildtrac24]

Can you share the STL file for this ? This unfinished part of the cargo area

What program did you use? We are playing with TinkerCAD.

I have access to a Solidworks license, and so that is all I use.

 

[Wildtrac24]

Can you share the STL file for this ? This unfinished part of the cargo area needs this badly.

my son just got a 3d printer and currently just downloading and printing files. I am encouraging him to venture into designing and modeling stuff. We will start simple to begin with.

What program did you use? We are playing with TinkerCAD.

I’ll post it once I clean up the design.

 

[razehound]

Latest find.. Locks down the middle panel when you arent running the rear panel:

Found it here:
https://buckingadventures.com/collections/3d-printed

Wife and I have been running two of them for months and love it!


Also have their cup holder setup on both broncos, but no picture of that installed.

interested to see how this looks, got any pics?

what does this

 

[Noremac]

interested to see how this looks, got any pics?

what does this

It keeps the middle panel from moving so much when the rear cap is removed

 

[Squatch]

Can you share the STL file for this ? This unfinished part of the cargo area needs this badly.

my son just got a 3d printer and currently just downloading and printing files. I am encouraging him to venture into designing and modeling stuff. We will start simple to begin with.

What program did you use? We are playing with TinkerCAD.

I would suggest looking at FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Blender for some free options that have a lot of tutorials and different styles. You may prefer one for one 3D design and a different one for a different job as I do.

 

[PowerBronco]

I would suggest looking at FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Blender for some free options that have a lot of tutorials and different styles. You may prefer one for one 3D design and a different one for a different job as I do.

Fusion360 also has a hobbyist license that is free, but the learning curve is STEEP.

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