Tesla Model 3 Tissue Box Holder
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Tissue box holder for Tesla Model 3 that sits nicely behind the screen.
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Summary
This is a tissue box holder for a Tesla Model 3 (2022). I don't know if it will fit other years and/or if it will fit the Model Y as well.
I like to keep a tissue box in the car, but found that there was not a convenient place for it. When you need a tissue after a cough, sneeze, or spill - you want a tissue NOW.
This is my first go at sharing a design.
Make sure you use flexible filament, as it most probably will not fit otherwise.
I may have a future version of this that has a cleaner fit and perhaps does not require supports for printing. It may be a two piece setup -- we'll see!
I hope you find it useful.
Print Settings
Printer brand: Creality
Printer: Ender-3 S1
Rafts: No (also no skirt because its a big model)
Supports: Yes (I like tree supports)
Resolution: Super Quality 0.12 mm
Infill: 20% Triangle Pattern
Filament brand: Priline
Filament color: Black 1.75mm
Filament material: TPU Flexible
Notes:
I used tree supports and sliced mine with Ultimaker Cura 5.2.2.
Its a pretty big model, so I had to set skirt to NONE under build adhesion. Otherwise the skirt would be printed outside the limits of the printer.
See the image for my suggested print orientation.
How I Designed This
I like to keep a tissue box in the car, but found that there was not a convenient place for it. When you need a tissue after a cough, sneeze, or spill - you want a tissue NOW.
There is so much space on the dash, but I did not want to block my vision and have it slide around. I felt that the perfect place for this was behind the screen, with the tissues popping up just at the top of the screen.
I struggle with taking good measurements, and after some trial and error, I was able to get this design to fit snuggly in that space.