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I changed out my console lid to one with storage but there is no organizer available for the jump seat type console so I made one on my printer.

I have the .stl files for these if anyone has access to a 3Dprinter.

 

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I changed out my console lid to one with storage but there is no organizer available for the jump seat type console so I made one on my printer. I have the .stl files for these if anyone has acce

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This turned out great and fits like a glove. Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk

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I was tossing around the idea of designing and printing an organizer for my jump seat console but if you already have an stl file you’re willing to share I would like to get a copy. 

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14 hours ago, matthewthughes said:

We have one at work can you send me the files?

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Please send me this file as well. 

I would suggest posting it to thingiverse and then posting a link here. The more people posting these designs, the better it is for all of us T1 owners. 

 

Nice job sir. 

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This is outstanding! I love the way 3D printing is revolutionizing the way we solve problems.

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My son is in the process of printing one up for me right now, it will be a two piece (due to the size of his print bed) but it will sit in the slot's on the top part of the console.

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Anyone willing to make me one of these? I will pay of course but I don't have anyone that I know that has a printer and this looks awesome.

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