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I accidentally posted this first in the wrong years, sorry.
My son bought a 1982 f250 he is working on. It did not have any insert in the glovebox. We have a 3d printer and I thought it would be a good project for him to create one. First I would see if anyone has done this? Secondly, is there anywhere to get the dimensions of the cardboard insert so he can have something to start with?
You do know you can buy them, think LMC and Dennis Carpenter have them.
But I also under stand to cool part of making something for the truck.
You know you were this close (I I) of how to use something to make one.
We call it C.A.D. (cardboard aided design) take cardboard and tape one together.
You can test fit it into place and if it dont fit pull it back out, remove the tape, adjust and tape back up for another test fit.
Once you have something that fits you can send it to the printer.
Dave ----
Yeah I have seen you can buy them but it seems crazy that after shipping is added the cheapest I have found is over $45 for such a simple thing. He has time and we have the technology. lol.
Great suggestion Dave
you could coat it with epoxy afterwards.
You could if you were going to use the CAD as the box to use in the truck.
I just think unless vary poor or got a lot of time on your hands and like to tinker buying would be the better way to go.
Sure card board is free but the epoxy is not and I would think about the same price of a new box from someone?
Then again if you already have epoxy then have at it
My truck someone took a plastic box that was way to small and just screwed it in behind the door
I was lucky my parts truck had a good box that I used.
Dave ----
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