Toyota Tacoma tailgate trekking pole holder - image

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Tailgate_18mm_pole_holder_-_12mm_spacing.stl

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81.3 KB

Tailgate_18mm_pole_holder_-_17mm_spacing.stl

STL

55.6 KB

Tailgate_pole_holder_-_base.stl

STL

91.7 KB

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STL file	Role	Source size	PETG 20%	PETG 40%	100% solid	Recommendation
Tailgate_18mm_pole_holder_-_12mm_spacing.stl	Mount / bracket	81.3 KB STL	Slice file	Slice file	Slice file	Ensure the larger hole in the base faces down on the print bed for support
Tailgate_18mm_pole_holder_-_17mm_spacing.stl	Mount / bracket	55.6 KB STL	Slice file	Slice file	Slice file	Ensure the larger hole in the base faces down on the print bed for support
Tailgate_pole_holder_-_base.stl	Mount / bracket	91.7 KB STL	Slice file	Slice file	Slice file	Ensure the larger hole in the base faces down on the print bed for support

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Toyota Tacoma tailgate trekking pole holder

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These holders attach using the existing trim screws in the tailgate of a 3rd gen Tacoma. The base fits flush when tightened, and the screw head is recessed. I built them for trekking poles with a diameter of 18 mm. There are two versions of clamps, allowing for different gaps between the poles, 12 and 17 mm. The clamp part slides tightly into the base, but is not so tight that it can't be removed when not in use. 40% or more infill is recommended for stiffness. PETG is a better than PLA in this case, it is less brittle and stronger. The larger hole in the base faces down on the print bed, support is needed beneath that hole. The angled end should print ok without support.