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Tacoma dash mini-iPad Slider preview

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ipad_face.stl
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IPad_face_split-2.stl
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Tacoma dash mini-iPad Slider

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This is an iPad mini slider I redesigned to fit over the top of the factory audio unit in the 2005 Toyota Tacoma. I have the.stl file in one whole piece as well as split in half to fit on my smaller printer. This is not a perfect print but is the best i could do to figure out how to use tinkercad in a weekend. If you knew what you were doing, you could download the file and clean up the 3d model. This project requires some creativity to mount to dash and put the charger in the one side. I had to glue the halves together and drill a hole through the printed piece and use epoxy to secure the charge cord, which is an adapter to have an aux headphone connection as well as charge.

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Published Jun 27, 2026Updated Aug 11, 2026

Originally published on thingiverse.com by Blair Stevenson (Goingup) · License: CC BY

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