ford maverick dash cubby 3d models

This is a 3-magazine holder to put in the new Ford Maverick's dash cubby. I'm at a slight disadvantage in that I am unsure if there is a slight taper in the cubby, and thus if the sides would need to be tapered any. Being in Kenya when I drafted this...

Amiibo Cubby Buddy for a Ford Maverick! I've found it works best when printed upside down, and when doing so needs no supports. ... ...enjoy?

First draft of a box to slide into the cubby on the Ford Maverick to the right of the entertainment console. Haven't test-printed or tried to fit yet -- anyone else willing to give it a shot and provide feedback would be much appreciated! ... ...

Wanted to make the cubby in the new for maverick a bit more useful. Threw this together, to place a fits slot and change holder in there. It is still a work in progress, and might require some velcro tape to keep it in place with weight on...

You can read more about it here: * https://www.thedrive.com/tech/its-time-to-vote-on-the-drives-best-ford-maverick-3d-printed-accessory * https://www.thedrive.com/tech/i-3d-printed-a-heated-and-cooled-cupholder-for-the-base-ford-maverick *...

MUST use hook-and-loop or adhesive to secure.----This was developed for The Drive's Great Ford Maverick 3D Print-Off where auto journalists Rob Stumpf (@RobDrivesCars) and Peter Holderith (@_baldtires) spent two weeks building accessories for the...

When I got my 97 Ford Aerostar, the dash cubby was really gross and the fabric inside was soaked with *something* - so I designed a replacement. IIRC it isn't perfect, so you may want to make changes, but it was good enough that I kept it in for the...

... calls etc) when my phone is on the dash vs. ...being in my pocket. Ford gave is a nice little pocket on the dash, however it is in full SUN to which my phone goes into melt down. So I created this... ...2 phones fit with plenty of space side by side.

Fits the Maverick Cubby with the rubber tray pulled out. ...Feel free to change this to do whatever you need it to do.

This drawer is designed to make use of that pointless cubby to the right of the Ford Maverick radio display.  This fits snug in the cubby hold, making use of the ledge near the outside to hold it firmly in place.  The drawer holder does not require...

A dummy seat ejection plate to fill the somewhat pointless cubby adjacent to the touch screen in the 2022 Ford Maverick. Just a little plate with enough tolerances to press fit into the cubby after removing the rubber insert. I used it with the items...

Who knows if anyone will use this, but this is how I chose to fill my random cubby in my maverick. I put in a 52MM boost gauge and 23mmx15mm voltmeter bought form Amazon. It will fit any 52MM gauge. Designed to recess the gauge into the face.

might help with warping with prolonged heat exposure in the Maverick. I used AA batteries instead since i have a lot of rechargeable ones laying around, and so i can use the rest of the holders for other projects. ... Button: ...

This is a blank designed to cover up the cubby hole on the dash. This is a remix - I modified the dimensions a tiny bit, filled in the holes, and added a grab bar. I printed this on a Creality Ender 3 with eSUN PETG using the following settings: ...

This is an adapter designed to add a FITS slot to the cubby hole on the dash. I added a blank press fit plate to hide the space in the back and add some stiffness via press fitting against the walls. This is designed to be used with velcro tape on...

This is an adapter designed to add a grid system to the cubby hole on the dash. I added a blank press fit plate to hide the space in the back and add some stiffness via press fitting against the walls. This is designed to be used with velcro tape on...

This is an adapter designed to add a FITS slot to the cubby hole on the dash. I added a blank press fit plate to hide the space in the back and add some stiffness via press fitting against the walls. This is designed to be used with velcro tape on...

This is a blank designed to cover up the cubby hole on the dash. This is a remix - I modified the dimensions a tiny bit, filled in the holes, and added a grab bar. ...I printed this on a Creality Ender 3 with eSUN PETG using the following settings:...

This is an adapter designed to add a grid system to the cubby hole on the dash. I added a blank press fit plate to hide the space in the back and add some stiffness via press fitting against the walls. This is designed to be used with velcro tape on...

This is a generic phone holder that goes into the cubby hole FITS slot adapter I intend for this to be used with my pixel 3/4 phones but you can modify the dimensions to fit your phone / case. I printed this on a Creality Ender 3 with eSUN PETG using...

This is a generic phone holder that goes into the cubby hole FITS slot adapter I intend for this to be used with my pixel 3/4 phones but you can modify the dimensions to fit your phone / case. ...I printed this on a Creality Ender 3 with eSUN PETG using...

Quick designed top for the useless cubby in front of armrest on the 2022 Ford Maverick. Still tinkering with design but I found myself setting my pop bottle in that spot and they kept falling over. this keeps them upright. also holds a can. flipping...

... supports so I made a small change to remove it. As well as give it a completely flat bottom. Use some velcro or double sided tape to keep it in place. Enjoy Maverick Fam! ... OG credit goes out to https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5436083

Ford maverick com as rodas separadas. ...

I designed a custom Ford Maverick model based on authentic photographs of my trusty 1972 Maverick.

<p>Designed to fit 12.5mm button switches. ...Designed to mount with Velcro or double stick tape.&nbsp;</p><p>Velcro mount inspired by “Kl0ck<strong>”</strong></p>

https://youtu.be/c-5Btj6WPQ8 The video really needs to be seen to do this justice. The way this works is pretty difficult to describe by words. - Essentially, a wedge is created under a minor amount of pressure between the top-rear corner, and...

Increased the original length of Stormytoaster's and added a wall at the back to help prevent tipping. ... EDIT: Reduced rear wall height and pinched the rear width by ~9% for better fit above my Version 2.

Saw a review of the new Ford Maverick and the new FITS program they introduced and was wondering to create my own Maverick looking slot that I can mount anywhere and any place and print anything to fit in it.