Ford FITS shoe - additive part for designing FITS compatible accessories

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<p>This is a design part, not a finished accessory. &nbsp;Ford motors introduced a new mobile accessory mounting system starting in 2022 models. &nbsp;The first model with this system is the 2022 Maverick. &nbsp;Other Ford models are expected to follow this same approach using FITS as a standard accessory mounting platform.</p><p>This shoe is the part that slides into the FITS receptacle - you should use it like a part - add it to accessories you are designing that you want to be able to work with FITS connectors. &nbsp;Note- Ford has provided design guidance for vehicle compatibility - for instance - Ford specifies that any FITS accessories should have a minimum breakaway threshold of 17lbs. &nbsp;Do see the design guidelines in the link below for more information.</p><p>ATTRIBUTION: &nbsp;This part was cut out of the cup holder model supplied by Ford as a reference - here: <a href="https://www.ford.com/support/how-tos/owner-resources/vehicle-documents/how-do-i-use-3d-printing-to-customize-my-ford-maverick-pickup/">https://www.ford.com/support/how-tos/owner-resources/vehicle-documents/how-do-i-use-3d-printing-to-customize-my-ford-maverick-pickup/</a></p><p>There is a copy of the original cup holder on Thingiverse posted by Redbaron97, but as far as I can tell, that's just a copy of what was downloaded from the ford site referenced above, so I will not attribute to that.</p><p>The shoe itself was not provided by Ford in a fashion that is easily consumable by 3D printing designers (STL files were not provided). &nbsp;This model is a derivation, a sub part, of the information provided by ford, designed to be used as a tool to make FITS compatible accessories. &nbsp;</p>