Chevy Colorado/GMC Canyon Front Pocket AMPS Dock - image

Files (3)

pocket_dock-long-lower.stl

STL

58.7 KB

pocket_dock-med-lower.stl

STL

58.5 KB

pocket_dock.stl

STL

52.9 KB

Print guidance estimate

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Print cost & setup estimate

Planning numbers for filament, cost, time, and setup. Treat them as estimates until you confirm the file in your slicer.

3 model files

Typical selected file

11g

Based on 25% main infill for the largest likely-needed model file

Material cost

$0.28

Filament only at roughly $24/kg PETG / ASA

Print time

20m–33m

Uses 70 mm/s, 0.2 mm layers; verify supports in slicer

STL file	Role	Source size	PETG / ASA 20%	PETG / ASA 25%	100% solid	Recommendation
pocket_dock-long-lower.stl	Printable file	58.7 KB STL	11g $0.25	11g $0.28	25g $0.60	Ensure proper orientation in the slicer for optimal printing
pocket_dock-med-lower.stl	Printable file	58.5 KB STL	11g $0.25	11g $0.28	25g $0.60	Ensure proper orientation in the slicer for optimal printing
pocket_dock.stl	Printable file	52.9 KB STL	10g $0.25	11g $0.27	25g $0.59	Ensure proper orientation in the slicer for optimal printing

Saved setup guidance is used for material, infill, support, and per-file recommendation text; editable numbers are planning estimates only.

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Chevy Colorado/GMC Canyon Front Pocket AMPS Dock

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Description

The tiny front pocket in the dash of the '15 and up Colorado is nearly useless. Even if you shove a wallet or garage door opener in there it'll slide right out if you hit the gas at all. This 'pocket dock' for phone or tablet gives it some purpose. To use the dock you'll want 10lb 'poster' tape - the kind that is a mm or two thick. Place a piece on the top and bottom flat parts, pinch, and insert into the dock. The hole pattern matches industry standard AMPS. Once appropriately installed it is pretty locked in. You're more likely to rip the phone from the mount than the dock from the pocket. There are three different versions. the base version sits very close to the dock edge and is appropriate for RAM ball style docks or other longer, positionable docs. The medium-lower dock hangs below the pocket and is appropriate for most phones and likely horizontal tablets. The 'long' version is good for lower profile docks (eg: magnetic).