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HoleJigV3.stl
STL
37.0 KB
Knob_v2.stl
STL
314.9 KB
Latch_v3.stl
STL
205.6 KB
TacomaBedDoorv5.stl
STL
390.3 KB
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STL fileRoleSource sizePETG 20%PETG 25%100% solidRecommendation
HoleJigV3.stlPrintable file37.0 KB STLSlice fileSlice fileSlice filePrint the Hole Jig in PLA as it's for a jig and not exposed to heat
Knob_v2.stlPrintable file314.9 KB STLSlice fileSlice fileSlice filePrint the Hole Jig in PLA as it's for a jig and not exposed to heat
Latch_v3.stlPrintable file205.6 KB STLSlice fileSlice fileSlice filePrint the Hole Jig in PLA as it's for a jig and not exposed to heat
TacomaBedDoorv5.stlPrintable file390.3 KB STLSlice fileSlice fileSlice filePrint the Hole Jig in PLA as it's for a jig and not exposed to heat

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Bed Pocket Door for Tacoma

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Instructions: Step 1:Print out the latest version of the Hole Jig.stl in PLA plastic. You might want to print 2 of these, since they might get damaged in step 2. Step 2: Use the jig to cut out the 2 holes (bottom) and 1 slot (top) of the bed pocket. I suggest using a dremel. Step 3: Then print out Version 5 of the door WITH SUPPORTS in PETG plastic Print out the latch in PETG Print out the Knob in PETG Step 4: Get a no. 8 machine screw. The threaded portion needs to be around 35mm long; can always cut it shorter. Cut the head of the screw off, super glue it into the knob you just printed. Step 5:Next, dremel a flat side in the machine screw, turing it from a round shaft to a D shaped shaft. The flat side should face UP when the latch is "closed". You'll have to dremel the screw little by little, testing to see if it fits into the latch. This is just so that the knob orientation lines up with the other doors in the bed of the truck. The latch piece has a flatside in the inner diamater. Step 6: Then get the spring out of a Pilot G2 pen and an Airsoft BB. Load the spring and the BB into the latch mechanism. The Door piece has a track and detents for the ball. Step 7: Assemble the door, latch and knob. Put some loctite on the threads to hold the nut in place. NOTE: May need to trim the holes in the pocket to fit just right.

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Published Jun 27, 2026Updated Jul 15, 2026

Originally published on thingiverse.com by Kyle Burrell (kylesburrell) · License: CC BY

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