Improved Cup Collar and Insert for 97-01 Jeep Cherokee XJ - image

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XJ_Cup_Collar_v16.stl

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530.0 KB

XJ_Cupholder_insert_v3.stl

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231.2 KB

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STL file	Role	Source size	PETG / ABS 20%	PETG / ABS 100%	100% solid	Recommendation
XJ_Cup_Collar_v16.stl	Printable file	530.0 KB STL	Slice file	Slice file	Slice file	Use a brim or raft for better adhesion if necessary
XJ_Cupholder_insert_v3.stl	Mount / bracket	231.2 KB STL	Slice file	Slice file	Slice file	Use a brim or raft for better adhesion if necessary

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Improved Cup Collar and Insert for 97-01 Jeep Cherokee XJ

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This collar should help make drinks less "tippy" in the rear-most cupholder. The insert makes for a flat bottom surface to help too. This was sized to fit a "Yeti" cup, though should fit a handful of other cups. I would advise using some narrow strips of adhesive velcro to hold this collar in place, but still be removable for the big cups that still fit well in the cupholder without the collar. I would advise 100% infill, at least at the narrowest part that faces directly straight forward. And PETG should work fine, though ABS is advised if you live in an environment that sees 90 degree days regularly where the part can bake in the sun all day. Or just, print with PETG and remove it from the vehicle during the hot days. Costs about $4 to print at 100% infill.