RainMan Fabrications - Switch Panels and More

Warpen Buffet can afford titanium pens.

 

@RainMan_PNW do you sell the 3d printed case for the MagSafe power module? The one that you printed on this post: https://www.tundras.com/threads/rainmans-2021-lunar-rock-trd-pro-build.77317/page-25#post-3135576

I want to use the same adapter with the case to power a MagSafe mount I'm going to put on the driver side pillar

 

I placed an order and sent money through Paypal last night!

 

I’ve got a few orders that came in this week. The order tracking link in the first post is updated with status (payment confirmed on all those orders).

I’m currently out of town for work but will be getting these orders printed on Friday and in the mail Saturday after I get back.

thanks for the support!

 

Sounds like you need to hire an assistant

 

How long will it take you to build my empire up to that of your current paycheck provider?

 

Just wanted to say thanks! Ordered late last week and arrived in like 2 days (helps that I am only 100 miles away). Now I have a spot to mount my anytime camera switch and lightbar switch!

 

Ordered me one,thanks rainman appreciate it. It just makes sense to have some controls at ur fingertips. Definitely doing rear window, and most likely tow haul. So when I’m up against a dodge ram they don’t see me reaching up to push a button before I step on it. Also think I’ll use rear window more.

 

@RainMan_PNW do you think you could print a panel for the switch pro 12 (or 6 but 12 would be better) footprint for small Toyota switches? My idea is to use the SDHQ overhead panel but modified to look more oem for heated seat switches and whatever else I come up with. Thanks.

edit- adding a drawing of where my mind went for the class to discuss. My thought is to cut the red line leaving a small lip, then hopefully slide a flush fit panel with as many small switches as possible into the recessed area that is secured with hidden screws from the backside.

 

You will find that there is not enough "depth" to the overhead area to fit the OEM (or OEM-style) switches. You are looking at 2.5-3 inches of total depth from face of switch to the back of the wiring connector without figuring on some non-kinking bend in the actual wires. Even cutting a hole in the headliner and passing the switches through it you'd be looking at hitting the cab sheet metal before you had room to actually fit a standard switch.

 

Damn, I was hoping the drop in the SDHQ piece would provide enough room. I appreciate the feedback though.

 

Yeah - I looked at it briefly early on and it's just not a good spot for something that doesn't hideously drop down below the main compartment.

 

With a bench seat and all my options used I’m thinking hideously dropped down may not be so bad

I had the Meso one for the sunglass holder in my Tacoma and loved it, if he ever makes them again a may order one and plastic weld and body filler it to work.