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I was there as well and had a great time. We really appreciate all the Realtruck swag you had for us.

Appreciate the feedback guys. I have the stl file up on Cults3D. If you can't find it I'll post a link...

If I wasn't so far away I'd be glad to take them off your hands... Central Florida

lol, you'd be surprised how many 3d printed experiments never make it to internet.

I wanted to add some grille marker lights to my 2025 Gladiator, but didn’t love how most kits mount (zip ties, visible brackets, uneven spacing, etc.). So I ended up designing and 3D printing my own brackets to get a cleaner, more factory-style look. I went with 5 small 3/4” amber LED...

Nice setup! That looks clean and well thought out. With the antenna location you’re using, you might consider running a half-wave or no-ground-plane style antenna. They tend to perform more consistently in that type of mounting position and usually give you a more predictable SWR without...

Great answer!!! I love your perspective....

It's been a couple of years since the last post here. Any new, earth shattering, ground breaking updates to any of these apps that may persuade someone to choose one over the other?

I need to add one of these to my 3D printed Gladiator, lol. Of course I'd need to scale it down to 1/16th scale.

Hidden screws behind a hidden panel.... I appreciate the link...

I'll be installing OEM Aux switches in the near future and am wondering how to remove the two center console panels. Every video or tutorial I have watched has the passenger grab handle as a separate piece but mine (McKinley trim) has a single piece that goes all the way to the far passenger...

I think I'm gonna go that route myself and install the OEM aux switch kit... Prolly gonna use one for dash cam and one for ham radio. I haven't installed any additional lights yet.

I'm still trying to locate a duck landing pad stl file. I like the one that sandwiches between the mirror and door. Been kind of lazy about removing the mirror and taking all the measurements needed to create it in Fusion 360...

I'd been doing a lot of research on how to do this as I was concerned about breaking something. I finally just pulled down on the trim and it came loose, lol.