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Love this idea!This is not new to me but I don't remember seeing it over here in LC land. Have a set of these for my 4runners. Easy 3D printing project and decent functionality IMO. it does raise the headrest up about 10 mm to accommodate the bracket.
STL head rest holder
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Love this idea!
I wanted to try and get the new style Diesel emblem onto the grill. I just have some holes and of course the new style emblems have the pins in the wrong locations... but that's not something another hole can't fix.
I am using that badge on my rear door and it is a nice badge. I just cut the studs off and used 3M tape since it was going on a flat surface.
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had asked if I could do a little 3d printed wedge for the rear. That was the plan to trim the plugs off and 3M tape it. Great minds think alike.
Rock Man aka Lock Man per Gooogle Translate. Rock = Lock, UnRock = UnLock !
I know my in-laws, who were Japanese, struggled with the “R” in my name.Native japanese speakers can't pronounce the "R" sound or really struggle to do so. Once I got a compliment that my Japanese boss liked my shirt, but "R" wasn't used. Of course my hearing isn't great but I still was initially shocked.
Kind of like the mattress tags?Funny seeing that knife on top and it says "Do not cut".
Kind of like the mattress tags?
Wow those scheelmans are a dream for sure. A buddy put them in his defender and wow! Will you still be able to use the bouncy bouncy too?
made some progress and I think I will give this design a try. These seem to work ok with the toyota sliders. just 3d printed proto-types before I cut/grind/bend steel ones. These sit exactly the same in the back but the front of the seat is about 1/2" higher than stock so I might have to adjust the bends a bit. it's worth a shot for Version 1.0 of Scheel-mann -> suspension seat base with toyota sliders. if this works IMO it's a better solution because you don't have to buy the Scheel-mann sliders and can save $100.