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Tesla J1772 Adapter Trunk Holder 2020 Model Y
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1 hosted model file
STL
Material start
PETG or ASA
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Strength start
20-30% infill for durability, with 2-3 walls
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3DPrintedCarPartDescription
hiopilot had an interesting idea for a J1772 holder. Previously, I kept mine in the glove box, but liked his/her idea. My 2020 Model Y doesn't have the connections he has pictured. It's sort of a diagonal vent arrangement. (see pics). I took his excellent adapter outline and created my own mounting. I also flipped it over so my J1772 adapter lock can also fit. You can look at the pics to see if you side well area is similar to mine. If it is, hopefully this fits. I printed at 0.30 layers draft mode... there's not a lot of detail, so it probably doesn't matter. I bumped it once while loading groceries and it fell. I may go back to my glove box (with a thinkiverse printed organizer), but maybe this will help someone.
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Originally published on thingiverse.com by Robert Eden (rmeden) · License: CC BY
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