Tesla Model S Center Console
Tesla Model S Center Console
3D printable tesla model s center console for the Tesla Model S: download the STL file and print an affordable replacement for a discontinued or expensive original part.
About this part
This is a self-printable Tesla Model S Center Console. I designed it with TinkerCad and have printed it on a MakerBot Replicator 2. All you need besides filament and patience is an xacto knife and some superglue. The drinkholders were tested with Diet Coke, various water bottles, a Tesla coffee mug, and an Amstel (!) Bigger drinks may not work. The phone holder was tested with an iPhone 5 and iPhone 4S. Bigger phones may not work. If you have problems with this please let me know - would love to improve it! - and you are successful with this please send me a picture! [ Update 10/13/14... redesigned slightly to make it easier to print. I fused the top and bottom together and have positioned it at an angle so it can be printed as a single unit. This also greatly reduces warping, and it this angle the Tesla logo prints much better. Anyway I've uploaded the new files, if you had previously downloaded, you might want to check these out.] [ Update 5/2/16... redesigned slightly; tops of supports have been strengthened].
Compatible vehicles
- Tesla Model S
Always compare with your original part before printing. Fitment can vary by trim level and production date.
Specifications
| Part | Tesla Model S Center Console |
|---|---|
| Category | Center Console |
| Make | Tesla |
| Model | Model S |
| Format | Digital download – STL file for FDM 3D printing |
| Files included | 8 (STL) |
| Part number | CAT-P00671 |
What you get
A digital 3D model (STL file) of this part, ready to print on your own 3D printer or at any local print shop or online printing service. This is a digital download: no physical part is shipped. Not sure it fits your car? Contact us with your vehicle details before you buy.
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Design credit: original design by Ole Eichhorn on Thingiverse, licensed CC BY-SA.