2026 Toyota Tundra 1794 Money Box
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Description
This project was created as I had no place to hide a few hundred bucks of emergency money in my new truck. This seems to hide it pretty well.
- This may work with other Toyota models.
- The center console has a removable frame (see photo 1 with green piece installed, the lower item is the part which comes with the vehicle) and the new box fits within it.\
- The left side (green thing in this image) holds your money (I recommend using black filament, the green is just to illustrate). I can fit 17 USD bills within it (all I had in my wallet). You do not need to use the green part and may just slip your cash in the slot, there is a hole to allow easy extraction.
- The rest of the box space can be used for storing anything else you desire.
- Make the box out of Black PETG or more heat resistant filament as you see fit. PLA will not handle the heat of Georgia, USA. I am considering using ASA (yes, I can print ASA on my Bambu A1 without an enclosure, it is SLOW!).
- The pins will fit very tight to prevent rattling, be careful pressing them in, take your time. Once in, they are not coming out.
- The file is setup for a Bambu Labs A1, 0.4mm Nozzle, PETG (Generic Bambu Labs), "0.20mm Strength @BBL A1" setting with the following changes: Detect Thin Wall, Enable support, tree(manual), Style Tree Slim, Remove Small Overhangs (unchecked).
- When removing the trees, be very careful with the two tabs (above the pin holes), they are rather fragile.
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