Two Gauge In Radio Mount BMW E36
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Two aftermarket gauges mount in DIN radio place. --- EDIT 16.06.22 --- I test fit previous version and it doesn't fit in the radio hole, and gauge doesn't fit into the plate xD Yes, I'm dumb. Therefore I decided to design whole thing from scratch. It was easier and now everything fits like shod. Gauges are tight fit. I designed this for two gauges, because in my seat, wheel and hand position I don't see the left side of radio. I add 15 degrees of tilt for better clear look. This part fits in normal DIN radio slot in BMW E36. I use this radio delete plate: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3800660 as base plate, and add side hinges from this project: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3531481 I make a stiffer walls for strength. I cut this in Cura to two separate prints like in the picture. It's not possible to print without support by design. In this settings It's prints much quicker. After print you may glue parts in one piece by superglue or simply put everything together with gauges. In my situation it holds by friction.
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