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

[EcoLizz]

I don't know how I missed this thread! But I have a bunch of stuff on my website, all things I first made for myself of course.

One of my favorites is featured in this thread:
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I love them, but admit, they are not a replacement for proper ditch lights.

Some of you may have already seen my post last year (here) about the accessory rails. I think I saw it linked earlier in this thread. I still share the STL with fellow forum members.

My other favorite is the Molle Grid cupholder, just experimented with a couple new colors!

I really wanted to make a post about my cupholders but the ban hammer looms over me because I also sell this stuff but don't want to pay $130 bucks a month to be a "sponsor". But I love to talk about printing, and my experiences with accessories! For what it's worth, PETG is a godsend for interior utility, and as far as I'm concerned ASA renders ABS obsolete.

I also just made a bushing extension for my new wheel/tire combo that sticks out further than the OEM position (+36mm):

Edit: Oh, I also forgot about my D-ring spacer (video) I can share STL if needed but I'm assuming most of you could whip something up like this easy enough, may just need the inspiration! lol

PM'd you about the dash rail mount you made!

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[Kreation]

I made a recreation of the clips for gator back mudflaps, only been using them for a month in the summer so not sure if its a long term replacement. But would work if you lost one and are waiting on a replacement if they even offer them.

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6687821

 

[JoshFisk3]

I just found this thread and figured I'd share some the files I have. The only ones I sell are the ones that I have finished cnc'd prototypes to help recoup the costs to do prove they work with cnc tolerances. The holy grail is for sure the roof panel. I purchased a 3d scanner to get a mesh but still isn't super accurate. Not sure it is possible to recreate such a complex and texture rich part with 3d scanning but would certainly be cool to be able to 3d print parts or even an entire roof panel. I'm close but don't really have the mesh working skills to get it just right.

Hood Tie Down
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/gadget/bronco-hood-tie-down

Crossbar Mount
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/gadget/bronco-oem-roof-rack-crossbar-mount

SideRail Mount
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/gadget/bronco-oem-roof-rack-siderail-mount

Front Hood Tie Down mount designed to be easily made out of bent metal.
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/6...renderMode=0&uiState=66a6ce17c5476c571dc2652c

https://cad.onshape.com/documents/f...renderMode=0&uiState=66a6cec123fdcb087bda49c8

2 Door Front Roof Panel
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/f...renderMode=0&uiState=66a6cefb23fdcb087bda4a59

Cup Holder
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/d...renderMode=0&uiState=66a6d01a5aa112772e9d938a

 

[swamp2]

Well I can't say if I nailed this one yet as I've done multiple prints with slight variations, but I've been working on a kicker key mount for under the dash. Still need to sort out which push pins will work for attaching to the metal bars underneath. Here are pics of the latest version (not installed). It's similar to what I have in there now, just relocated the screw holes a bit. It's a pain in the ass trying to get up in there for measurements as it is.

I was able to mount my KK under the front drivers knee panel without interfering with the steering wheel adjustment, without cable routing problems (did use a small section of plastic coated metal edge trim) and with out ANY fabrication. I posted as to how I went about it here elsewhere.

 

[swamp2]

Here is a spring spacer that keep the center console lid open.

You must have noticed the annoyingly poor design of the lid?

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/my-ocd-modification-of-central-console-lid.66304/post-2284812

Not my design nor file, but I am running this mod. Works great. There is a file posted in that thread too.

 

[Flurry]

Keyfob holder.

 

[Brute Force Creations]

Just posted a thread here but adding some photos here for those that come across this first in the search.

Grab handle accessory mounting point

 

[Flurry]

Just posted a thread here but adding some photos here for those that come across this first in the search.

Grab handle accessory mounting point

Well done!

 

[hey_mikey_]

Didn’t like the massive gap between the center bore on the spare and the camera housing so I made a custom center cap. Makes it look more finished

 

[ChrisB351]

Didn’t like the massive gap between the center bore on the spare and the camera housing so I made a custom center cap. Makes it look more finished

Looks great! I hate the way the camera looks with aftermarket wheels, or even some of the stocks. I took the center cap for my spare and used a hole saw to cut out the center so it fits nice and clean. Only about 1" of the camera housing sticks out.

 

[Dino]

Didn’t like the massive gap between the center bore on the spare and the camera housing so I made a custom center cap. Makes it look more finished

Hey, any way you'd share the file for this? I just got a printer and this looks like a cool project to add to my list!

 

[Brute Force Creations]

Some hooks I designed for the cargo area roll cage. Link here to the files.

• M8 x 1.25 screws x 25mm long (picked some up at Lowes)
• Hook "ledge" is 44mm (almost 1.75 freedom units)
• Designed to print laying on the side to keep layer lines in optimal orientation for strength.
• The recess on the back that you can see in the CAD pic is to accommodate for the flange of the nutsert so it sits flush with the cage.

 

[swamp2]

Didn’t like the massive gap between the center bore on the spare and the camera housing so I made a custom center cap. Makes it look more finished

Cool, how is that held in?

 

[hey_mikey_]

Hey, any way you'd share the file for this? I just got a printer and this looks like a cool project to add to my list!

here you go. keep in mind this was designed for a specific wheel (Method MR318) and may not fit another application without modification.

 

[hey_mikey_]

Cool, how is that held in?

it snaps in like the stock Method center cap:

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