xj switch panel 3d models

I didn't want 6 switch nor did i want the weird oem style cig lighter holes so i remixed this to have 4 switches and use a 22mm hole on the left and a 29mm hole on the right side this remix isnt perfect looking but i am self taught with CAD so...

I made this by measuring everything from the original panel on my brothers jeep, after a few hours (and a few test prints) I have a functional panel that can hold six OE switches and one car charger thing. Rocker switches do not seem to fit through...

Made this frame for the switch panel I bought of AliExpress, link below. I used 5mm brass Knurled Nuts to fasten the panel to the 3D printed frame. ... No holes are in the frame cause of this ...

This started out as a minor modification to Titan's existing design for a friend and quickly snowballed in to nearly a complete redesign.What was changed.-Fixed a ton of miscellaneous geometry errors.-Rebuilt factory switch sockets.-Added lead-in to...

... selling something like this for $50 on a Jeep forum and that annoyed me, so now anyone can make one. ...I used this for a 52mm fuel pressure gauge and two rocker switch style volt meters but this will work with most rocker switches and 52mm gauges.

The switch hole is slightly larger to allow for creepage during printing and variation from switch manufacturers. The screws go into the console under the area covered by the ash tray, so this can be removed and the ash tray replaced with no holes...

This replaces the cigarette panel in Jeep XJ's Pre 96 and Comanches. The mount is originally created for Uniden CMX760 Bearcat radio with nut placements in the back. You might need to sand the separate screw mount on the sides, depending on the...

Finishing panel of the Jaguar XJ 40 pocket in 2 parts. ...The second part is obtained by mirroring and gluing with a mixture of ABS and acetone

Simple washer to repair broken dash area on Jeep XJ headlight switches. Certain this style headlight switch was used from 84-96, not sure about 97-01. OD might need to be increased slightly (originally 18.5mm) if your dash is broken more than...

Left dash panel display to replace the analog backlit display. Currently in early development, STL model will change over time. ...Intent is to use a TFT 4.3" touch display from adafruit using the apropriate display driver board and a teensy 4.0 I...

I recently acquired a light bar for my 2000 Jeep Cherokee XJ and, upon running the wiring for the switch into the cab, realized that I didn't really want to drill holes in my dash. I found andyjimb's solution, but remixed it to use the switches that...

replacement for pigtail in dash that connects to blower motor control switch. ... You will need to terminate the wires with proper sized fittings to attach to the switch.

Boat switch panel

two ports for car outlets and slot for switch panel to lay in

A 6 switch panel designed for 16mm switches to operate lighting circuits in a camper First time design and haven't sent to print yet

Four position switch panel. 4mm mounting holes on each corner. ... Will upload the box this goes with when I've finished designing it.

Needed a switch plate/panel for 2 21v switches going in to a trailer. i printed in PETg 3 outer layers and 10% infill. ...uses M4 hardware to mount.</p>

A simple switch panel that includes three 1/2" openings for switches and one cigarette lighter socket opening (This is 1.16" in diameter. ...It includes counter sinks for #10 screws.

This is a simple panel switch you can print, which uses a standard mechanical endstop (snap-action switch). To assemble, first put the button piece inside the housing, then use two M2x16mm or similar screws & nuts to mount the limit switch inside...

This is a simple Switch Panel for the Hypercube 2020, with a Remix of "WAGO 221 mount" from joochung, https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2075219 Infill 10% no Support

I designed this panel for the LED light system I build for my Kossel XL 2020. I used a three state switch, for low / high and off. I have uploaded the OpenSCAD files so you can modify it to your needs. ...The panel in its current configuration fits M4...

...... A simple panel that holds three 1/4" switches. That can be mounted on the side of the Makerbot. Can be used to control things such as lights. I use two switches for light on mine. ...one for the lights around the extruder and one for inside cabinet.

You can change every aspect of the panel, including the number and type of switches. It can be snap fitted to acrylic frame. I will not provide any wiring instructions as it depends on the specific switches you have. But I would recommend soldering...

Recessed switch holder for push to make push to break 12VDC illuminated switches. ...Can remove logo if required.

Wanted to design a switch board facade in wooden PLA so here it is. ... Fits perfectly via backside latches.  Designed to fit Bosch style electric switch box with three switches.

The switch holes are 5mm diameter with a 1mm thick bottom layer that has a 1mm hole in the center to help drill out the holes in the proper locations. The 4 screw holes are tapered to use self drilling wood to metal screws. This thing was made...

The switch holes are 5mm diameter with a 1mm thick bottom layer that has a 1mm hole in the center to help drill out the holes in the proper locations. The 4 screw holes are tapered to use self drilling wood to metal screws. This thing was made...

For all your switch needs, this one was just one I designed for a specific part but can be used for other applications as well. the mount that ive also added is a tight fit as to insure that is doesn't have any give.It would be cool to see one of...

Have not printed myself yet so use caution however I remixed the previous design and added a hole that should fit a standard 2 1/6 gauge. ...Plan on using for a transmission temperature.

Designed up this dealer button to use in home games or have just as something laying around for any poker fan. It was inspired by a dealer button in Pokerstars VR. Printing: Ring - Infil to add weight, supports needed for spade inset. Letter...