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John Holmstadt (muchtall)Replacement inner door trim clips for a Nissan NV3500 (and probably other Nissan models). I made two variations, one with thicker clips, and one with thinner clips. I printed mine with the thicker clips, but realized they were a bit too difficult to push in (had to punch the door panel to get them to seat), and possibly broke some in the process. As a result, I slimmed the clips' diameter down by ~1mm to make them easier to insert. You may want to try out both before settling on which variation works better on your vehicle. I printed mine on an Elegoo Saturn resin printer, oriented 90° sideways so that the supports contact the edge of each disk and clip and the disks print upright (see attached image). For FDM printers, you may need to use tree supports, OR try laying the models on their side, drop the Z through the build plate, and print with the internal posts laying on the bed, cutting off ~40% of the side of the clip. This object was made in Tinkercad. Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/6hu7bLofelG
Originally published on thingiverse.com by John Holmstadt (muchtall) · License: CC BY-NC
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