Lumberjack Engineering: 3D Printed (and beyond!) solutions for the 100 Series Platform. (11 Viewers)
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You can get one!! They're available now over at theartisangarage.com !
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@MongooseGA recently revised those listing a bit to consildate the Auxbeam engine bay mounts under one item.
For what it's worth though, theres no shipping difference in one order vs splitting it for those two items - the wolfbox mount kit ships from me (in Indiana) and the metal parts ship from @MongooseGA (who is in Georgia).
I got in my wolfbox mount kit (a couple of days ago, actually) and it looks great! Hoping to get it installed this weekend.
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I had someone reach out and ask about mounting their radio faceplate to the front of the ashtray. That's funny, because I first got started designing these mounts because I had a KG1000 faceplate I wanted to mount there!
Anyways, I had him ship his Kenwood faceplate to me & I got to work. Here's the result - this is designed to snap onto the front of the 98-07 LC (or 98-02 LX) ashtray, replacing the factory trim. It'll be heading his way tomorrow!
Need something odd mounted in a weird space? Shoot me a message!
Anyways, I had him ship his Kenwood faceplate to me & I got to work. Here's the result - this is designed to snap onto the front of the 98-07 LC (or 98-02 LX) ashtray, replacing the factory trim. It'll be heading his way tomorrow!
Need something odd mounted in a weird space? Shoot me a message!
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Someone needed center cap spacers for some snazzy Raceline wheels in a hurry for an upcoming road trip.
They shipped me a center cap & it arrived yesterday - some CAD, a couple quick iterations, and a set of five spacers is headed back to the owner today! I figure a 12 hour turn around time isn't too bad.
Once they verify fitment these will be available over on theartisangarage.com, just like all my other products!
(maybe @choyota needs some?!)
They shipped me a center cap & it arrived yesterday - some CAD, a couple quick iterations, and a set of five spacers is headed back to the owner today! I figure a 12 hour turn around time isn't too bad.
Once they verify fitment these will be available over on theartisangarage.com, just like all my other products!
(maybe @choyota needs some?!)
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BEHOLD… The Wedgie™: Patent (not actually) pending, dignity certainly not included. Get one over at theartisangarage.com today!
After a series of late-night “what-ifs,” one too many cups of coffee, 6 iterations, and at least three stripped screws, I have finally done it. Lumberjack Engineering has created The Wedgie™ — the phone mount adaptor that turns your useless cassette deck into a gloriously over-engineered mounting station for modern devices.
Installation is simple: You just slide The Wedgie™ into your cassette deck at a slight angle, tighten the three screws, and feel the wedge pull tight into the rear, locking the cheeks, -ahem- tabs in place until the whole thing feels like Excalibur in reverse.
When I say this thing holds tight, I mean TIGHT. I could probably tow a small trailer with it (please don’t). However, if you happen to stumble through a rip in the space-time continuum and end up back in 1995 when the cassette deck was actually useful, removal is just as easy as installation - loosen the three screws, and remove the assembly.
I was so impressed with how well it performs that I'm currently designing The Double Wedgie™ — for when one phone/device just isn’t enough. Just imagine: your phone and your tablet, side-by-side, in perfect wedgied harmony. A true symphony of overkill.
Currently designed to work with a RAM "B" mount diamond base (not included, but the phone mount you see mounted in the photos is available over here, or on Amazon). Want to use a different phone mount? Don't hesitate to reach out! I'll wedgie anyone thing that I can get my hands on.
The Wedgie™ — Because tight fits build character.
(RAM phone mount assembly not included - the first photo shows what will be included (i.e, The Wedgie + necessary hardware)
After a series of late-night “what-ifs,” one too many cups of coffee, 6 iterations, and at least three stripped screws, I have finally done it. Lumberjack Engineering has created The Wedgie™ — the phone mount adaptor that turns your useless cassette deck into a gloriously over-engineered mounting station for modern devices.
Installation is simple: You just slide The Wedgie™ into your cassette deck at a slight angle, tighten the three screws, and feel the wedge pull tight into the rear, locking the cheeks, -ahem- tabs in place until the whole thing feels like Excalibur in reverse.
When I say this thing holds tight, I mean TIGHT. I could probably tow a small trailer with it (please don’t). However, if you happen to stumble through a rip in the space-time continuum and end up back in 1995 when the cassette deck was actually useful, removal is just as easy as installation - loosen the three screws, and remove the assembly.
I was so impressed with how well it performs that I'm currently designing The Double Wedgie™ — for when one phone/device just isn’t enough. Just imagine: your phone and your tablet, side-by-side, in perfect wedgied harmony. A true symphony of overkill.
Currently designed to work with a RAM "B" mount diamond base (not included, but the phone mount you see mounted in the photos is available over here, or on Amazon). Want to use a different phone mount? Don't hesitate to reach out! I'll wedgie anyone thing that I can get my hands on.
The Wedgie™ — Because tight fits build character.
(RAM phone mount assembly not included - the first photo shows what will be included (i.e, The Wedgie + necessary hardware)
do you suppose this is robust enough for a smaller tablet?
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Absolutely! I'm not kidding when I say I think you'd rip the entire radio console out before the mount let go.
