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The library here will 3D print for locals. They printed a part for my sliding bevel saw some years ago, and that's when I decided to buy a 3D printer.

I live in a two-light town, and the local library does custom prints. Six-bits says you've got a friend who has one. If you're on Facebook, ask around.

The lid tabs fit in the slots and will push the tape out. The same with the lock levers.

The bracket only reaches 127º in my tests. PETG is good for about 176º. I've run mine for about a thousand miles and it's fine.

I think I added the instructions on Thingiverse. But yeah, they keep the dust out of the box and are glued with super glue. They work.

Flashlight holder I designed: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6718351 Dust seal for bed storage box: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6716430 Oil changing channel: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6742234 ARB compressor bracket for engine mounting: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6721234

Thanks!

Gotcha. Where is it in the truck?

Is this in the app? Or on the infotainment screen somewhere?

Aren't they a twin ARB?

Well good. And I'm glad you're pissed about something. Me? I think I'll go for a drive and get something to eat.

You drive a ten-year-old 4Runner. I don't understand why you're here.

I use Sketchup. The learning curve isn't steep on such things as my flashlight holder. You design the profile and then "extrude" it to the length you want. Other stuff... sure, but there are lots of YouTubes.

I must have missed the interview about cup holder space. And yeah, Sheldon talks about the engine and tranny and frame and suspension, etc, in several videos.

No doubt Toyota will fly in a crew to see what failed. That's what they do with early failures, unlike other manufacturers.

He may have been concerned it was bigger than his machine could handle.

Is that good enough?

Disable the wifi and stick with Bluetooth.

I can't quite imagine dealing with a ladder at zero-dark-thirty. But perhaps that's just me.