3D printable Cybertruck Food Tray

[TwiztOG43]

The V2 is a lot stiffer due to the much taller built in edge. There's no flex to mine at all while my V1 could flex a bit.

Just made a 30mm (1.18 in) shorter one (230mm x 200mm) https://makerworld.com/en/models/1783579-tesla-cybertruck-food-tray#profileId-1924004

Let me know how it works

Thank You!

Are you using a tablet or digitizer pad to make your CAD files? I’ve tried editing some .stl files for some of my prints but it’s a pain with a mouse and keyboard.

Lastly, do you use any 3D scanners?

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[TwiztOG43]

Trying to do it from my phone and it seems to be a platform issue as it won't slice online. I will try from the laptop later and report back.

For some reason this link only allows you to download or open in Bambu Studio. Not the mobile app Bambu Handy

 

[drewm]

Thank You!

Are you using a tablet or digitizer pad to make your CAD files? I’ve tried editing some .stl files for some of my prints but it’s a pain with a mouse and keyboard.

Lastly, do you use any 3D scanners?

No problem!

I'm just using a mouse and keyboard funny enough. Just need to get used to the middle and right buttons for rotating, zooming and moving around.

I don't have a 3d scanner yet.

 

[drewm]

For some reason this link only allows you to download or open in Bambu Studio. Not the mobile app Bambu Handy

Yea, might just need to search for it from the mobile app, not sure it'll let me link.

 

[drewm]

Just uploaded a short 134mm (5.28") long version that doesn't overhang the console at all https://makerworld.com/en/models/1783579-tesla-cybertruck-food-tray#profileId-1924124

 

[Baldyloxx]

…and the phone chargers keep your tacos warm…

 

[DarkEye]

Nice, now if I only had and knew how to use a 3d printer. Which printer did you use? I've been considering getting into this.

Look at the Qidi Q2 3D Printer. It just came out last month and very good price. Been using mine everyday and it is very easy to use by beginners.

 

[DarkEye]

Just finished up my V2 design of a 3D printable Cybertruck Food Tray that clips in and stays put over the phone charging area since I use a phone mount next to my screen and didn't have a use for the wireless charging area. Make it it a ton easier to eat and drive. It also has 2 removable bag hooks that hang below as sometimes I like to keep my takeout food from moving around.

Did you use supports when printing? I don't want to try it without supports and it fails on the print.

 

[drewm]

Did you use supports when printing? I don't want to try it without supports and it fails on the print.

It has a 10mm bridge which should be a piece of cake for most printers as they spec generally 50-100mm max. I don't use supports when I print it, but you can if you feel the need. I also gave that area an additional 0.2mm of room for sag just in case. Might need some cleanup in that area if the supports leave extra residue.

 

[scottf200]

Nice, now if I only had and knew how to use a 3d printer. Which printer did you use? I've been considering getting into this.

I think there are many places online you can give the file and they can print it for you.

One poster in another thread said:
in3dtec is my current favorite 3D print shp. Fast and cheap.

Note from above:

make sure you print in ASA or ABS or it will melt.. i learned my lesson. i looked at this one also i went with a smaller camera cap :L)

 

[TCybertruck]

Do you have V2 version without such a high wall such as the V1?

 

[drewm]

Do you have V2 version without such a high wall such as the V1?

I can pretty easily throw one up, what base and edge size were you thinking? The V1 had an 8mm edge height

 

[TCybertruck]

I can pretty easily throw one up, what base and edge size were you thinking? The V1 had an 8mm edge height

I can pretty easily throw one up, what base and edge size were you thinking? The V1 had an 8mm edge height

I think the V2 base is a perfect size, and an 8mm edge would be good. Thank you!

 

[drewm]

Nice, now if I only had and knew how to use a 3d printer. Which printer did you use? I've been considering getting into this.

Just added on the 1st post, I'm also willing to print and ship them for $20 + shipping ($7-$10 generally)

 

[drewm]

I think the V2 base is a perfect size, and an 8mm edge would be good. Thank you!

230mm x 230mm x 8mm interior edge (12mm exterior) profile is up! https://makerworld.com/en/models/1783579-tesla-cybertruck-food-tray#profileId-1925220

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