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These are for the little feet underneath the tonneau cover of an BMW e36 convertible. There are two files,1). e36_tonneau_cover_feet_with_bottom, this is the entire thing, designed to be 100% 3D printed and just screwed into place on your car.2). e36_tonneau_cover_feet_without_bottoms, this one is the same thing but the height is shorter by a few mm to allow you to glue a piece of rubber to the bottom of it like the factory ones have. I personally run the one that is full length but in the future once I replace my soft top I will likely use the slightly shorter one and put a piece of rubber on the bottom of it so that the top does not get damaged. I would also strongly advice you to use a material that is rated to withstand heat as the backside of these tonneau covers may get extremely hot in the sun. I personally used PETG since I am using my first test print of it, but in the future I will likely reprint with Nylon or ASA.
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