Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6337070.

I wanted to remove the tripod from behind my desk and utilize the VESA mounts on my PC monitor arms instead. 

I found some on here before and I tried them: whilst they do work, I found that they deformed over time because of how thin they were and I wasn't confident in the longevity of them with how brittle PLA can become with moisture and such. 

My set up is a bit different than others: My monitor itself uses the 75mm VESA mounting holes and not the 100mm. This means the 100mm was left for me to use for whatever I wanted. For most of you: you'll need to get longer vesa screws 10mm longer than you're currently using.

The hole at the top is for a 3/8 bolt that attached to the ball head arca swiss quick release assembly. 

Update: 12/12/2023
I uploaded a "v2 - Extended" version. I wanted to shift the camera placement and also have extra holes to make some modular mounting options for future design stuff.




Vesa Camera Mount

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6339992.

I designed this to manage the cables under my desk using those 10mm wide velcro rolls that come in those "cable management assortment kits" found on amazon

I designed it to use a tapered flat flat head screw. I can design this to be used with a pan head / button head if desired. 

Under desk Velcro Bracket - Cable Management

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5938490.

I have a 2nd Gen Tacoma with a 3rd Gen Tacoma windshield that has the integrated Go Pro mount location. I needed a way to mount my existing cheapie dash cam I bought from Amazon to it. 

This is a remix of an existing bracket / adapter but it's been resized to fit my dash cam. The original looked right, but it was too big to fit this Crosstour model I have. 

This might fit others as well!

It's a tight fit. Kind of had to force it in there. But I prefer it this way so it doesn't fall off. 

I used PETG as my first design in PLA failed after a while. (it never actually fell off but it shrunk and shriveled like stepping out of a cold shower) so it became rather wobbly

The PETG should net better results against heat. 

I didn't use supports but if your printer has bad overhangs and bridging, it might be worth to try and use supports. It just might be tough to remove because the spot where the support would be is pretty tight. You'll want some small needle nose pliers and really dial down your support settings so it's as minimal as possible. 





Crosstour Dash Cam to Go Pro Mount

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6356385.

I needed a simple storage solution for my mouse pad so I made these. I made the center pieces small so that you can stack them if you like.

Print 2 of the end caps, and however many middle pieces you need. 


Mouse Pad Savers - Storage Solution

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6091846.

A backup camera / reverse camera for "vertically mounted, through hole" cameras for the Honda CR-Z / CRZ

It's mounted using 2x flat head counter sunk screws (1/4-20 x 3/4) and matching nut. Or you can use an M6-15 metric screw and nut.
For a part like this I tend to prefer allen (socket cap) or torx but to keep it flush you'll just want to get a counter sunk flat head or counter sunk button head if you like the button head look.

The logo is hidden upon installation of the camera. 

Because it's to be used outdoors I recommend you print this in ABS or similar material. PLA is not recommended. 

Honda CR-Z Back Up Camera / Reverse Camera Bracket

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5977143.

As some of you CR-Z owners know, installing an aftermarket stereo into a CR-Z EX model with Navigation will leave you without an Air Bag indicator light and Hazard Light switch / button. The aftermarket dash kit  by Metra was designed around base models (and for some reason Honda decided to use a different mounting design???????)

Anyways, I stumbled across a fix for the hazard switch (more on this later) but I didn't find one for the airbag indicator so I decided to start working on one. 

It's pretty crude and not the cleanest design. But this is just my first mockup and my test print did work decently successfully so I wanted to share for others to collaborate on. I do plan on continuing on the design but incase somebody just wanted a quick fix, I've uploaded v1 for you to use. 

I haven't tested it for longevity but my test fit on my desk does work.

It's 2 pieces. I'll try to post pictures of how to install it but it should be pretty straight forward. 

You'll need to buy 2 extra screws. The same as the ones you pulled out for the hazard switch (but maybe a tiny bit thicker) would help. 

The STL I uploaded includes both parts. 

I printed it with PETG because that's what was loaded into my machine. But seeing that this isn't structural you might be able to get away with using PLA even in the heat. 

I did 3 walls, 25% infill. 

I recommend these settings for your first test and if it works out for you, maybe consider 4 walls and 50% infill just for the added strength, 

I'll update on my long term when the weather starts to get hot. 


Hazard switch: I found online a replacement assembly for the switch, and it does work, but it turns the switch side ways and it seems to stick out oddly more than before, and requires the use of supports which my machine was struggling with. Looking at the back of the Metra dash kit, I see there's a lot of room. I'm going to design a fix for the Hazard switch from scratch based off the OEM one. Keep an eye out for that!




Honda CR-Z EX with Nav Air Bag Light Bracket

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6405301.

I was getting ready to sell an old Epiphone and realized my Korean made PR6E was missing this truss rod cover plate so I decided to mock one up real quick



Truss Rod Cover Plate - Epiphone PR6E

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