AT4 3D Printed Items Thread

[Fast_AT4]

Fender emblem needs a bit of work

 

[Fast_AT4]

GM really didn't think things through when they made the center console safe. It's just an open box with no dividing compartments, whatsoever. And the sliding tray has to be removed each time I access the safe, because you can't lift open the safe door without hitting it on the tray. If someone (wink-wink) made a 3 or 4 way divider that fits inside the safe (1 divider for coins), it would eliminate the need for that top sliding tray.

I dont have the safe feature, mind snapping a pic for reference?

 

[Fast_AT4]

Holds $12.50 in quarters.

I do like my pinball

 

[ProfeZZor X]

I dont have the safe feature, mind snapping a pic for reference?

Will do... I'll have it for you during daylight.

 

[Fast_AT4]

Coin Holder in AT4.

 

[Fast_AT4]

That looks pretty good. I’ve given up on the armrest charger possibility, as the hole isn’t wide enough for an iPhone 13 Pro Max in a case.

I’m going to do an attempt to sketch what I was thinking for the wireless charger bin. I have no CAD skills. Think something like a fully enclosed baby crib with legs on each end, so the phone goes on the wireless mat, this “baby crib” goes over the phone and is supported on the ends by legs slightly longer than the phone thickness. See sketch.

So to use the wifi charging pad, you would need to remove the "baby crib" feature, place the phone on mat, and then return the baby crib? I wonder if your "mat" area is the same size as to the AT4. That rubber mat just pops right out. Maybe remove it, place a ruler next to it (width and depth) to show the size reference.

 

[WalleyeMikeIII]

So to use the wifi charging pad, you would need to remove the "baby crib" feature, place the phone on mat, and then return the baby crib? I wonder if your "mat" area is the same size as to the AT4. That rubber mat just pops right out. Maybe remove it, place a ruler next to it (width and depth) to show the size reference.

Yes, that is kind of what I was thinking...unless you have a better idea.

Let me see tonight if I can remove that thing, put a ruler next to it and get some dims...

 

[Fast_AT4]

Here’s some pics of the sliding center console

The Denali doesnt have any USB/USB-C when you open up the arm rest?

 

[WalleyeMikeIII]

The Denali doesnt have any USB/USB-C when you open up the arm rest?

Correct...actually, it is because it is the sliding console, not just Denali...my gut says any sliding console has no USB.

 

[Fast_AT4]

Here’s some pics of the sliding center console

Any specific configuration as far as "bin" layout is concerned?

Here’s some pics of the sliding center console

What is the depth?

 

[WalleyeMikeIII]

Any specific configuration as far as "bin" layout is concerned?

What is the depth?

 

[WalleyeMikeIII]

Well, Don't think I would want it very deep on the top, since the whole thing is only 5" deep.
Would have to think a bit about a layout...maybe a coin holder in the front in that narrower area, then maybe split the bin in half, and then split one of the halves in half again...so there is an area for longer items and something that contains some smaller ones?
Note, there is no way for the bin to "hang" from the sides, would have to sit on legs, I think?

 

[WalleyeMikeIII]

Dimensions of the Denali Wireless charger area in attached pics, removed the rubber tray, measured inside and outside of that, as well as depth of the area.

 

[WalleyeMikeIII]

And here are the depth dimensions of the area:

Just under 2.75” toward the front, and just under 3.5” in the back.

Measured the thickness of my iPhone 13 Pro Max in its case. It’s about 1/2”, so legs on the “baby crib” probably should allow for 9/16 or 5/8” under the bed.

 

[iamdub]

So to use the wifi charging pad...

Before you market these things, just know that WiFi charging, at least in this aspect, hasn't been invented yet.

It's wireless charging, done via electromagnetic inductance. It just means the phone is charged without plugging a wire into it. It's not being charged via radio waves.

 

[WalleyeMikeIII]

Before you market these things, just know that WiFi charging, at least in this aspect, hasn't been invented yet.

It's wireless charging, done via electromagnetic inductance. It just means the phone is charged without plugging a wire into it. It's not being charged via radio waves.

Qi is the standard implemented in the Yukon.

 

[Fast_AT4]

Before you market these things, just know that WiFi charging, at least in this aspect, hasn't been invented yet.

It's wireless charging, done via electromagnetic inductance. It just means the phone is charged without plugging a wire into it. It's not being charged via radio waves.

Talk about a brain fart!!! LOL (all fixed)

 

[iamdub]

Talk about a brain fart!!! LOL (all fixed)

Speaking of the WiFis: I took my work van through an automatic carwash this morning. When paying at the self-service kiosk (it looked like a modified ATM, so, nothing unfamiliar), the attendant ran over to "help" me. I'm thinking, "Really, bro? I've used ATMs and self-checkouts countless times and my card clearly shows that I know how to use it". But I just said, "Hi, how ya doin?" and tried to ignore him as I continued to select my wash and pay. I went to insert my card and he tried to stop me and asked if my card had WiFi. I pretended to not hear him and continued swiping my card as I've done thousands of times before. Since he hadn't answered my first question, I asked as I waited for the machine to print my receipt, "You doin' alright?". He seemed to be at a loss for words, or maybe just entranced at my fluent use of their machine. So I grabbed my receipt and told Mr. WiFi Credit Card to "have a good 'un"!

 

[Fast_AT4]

Some 2x4 fun

 

[Fast_AT4]

Doubled side tape or magnets.