Can't add False Floor later?

[wwhitney]

A sharp utility knife, with two hands on the knife so you can't easily cut yourself. Less mess than a power tool. The cut doesn't have to be too neat, as the plastic brackets you are installing will cover it. Just try to stay within the embossed circle.

Cheers, Wayne

 

[SmokingRubber]

I would think this 'bump out' could be 3-d printed and bolted in. Anyone want to take a stab at uploading the design to thingaverse.com ?

Unfortunately, I don't have any of these 3-d capture or printing tools, but I would gladly pay for these 3-d printed replicas off ebay. Sounds like a money maker if someone was willing to get the ball rolling.

I have always thought these sorts of replication 'projects' are what could lead to a complete paid-for 3-d setup.

Lastly, I would also be interested in paying for a rolled-up pencil trace of the false-wood floor (to fit into these 'bump outs') which one could deliver in a poster tube for me to take to a local wood shop for replication.

Cheers!

I can do it. Let me look into pulling mine off. brb

i JUST NOTICED THIS THREAD IS A BIT LONG AND POSSIBLY RESOLVED. OOps caps lock. Does anyone still need this? I'm a designer, I can design the bracket in a matter of minutes after I take it off. I'll send you the STL file and you can print it yourself or I can have my associate do it tonight on our printer. Is it still needed or did you all already order from GM?

 

[SmokingRubber]

For anyone that wants a 3-d model you can 3-d print. Here you go.

http://clients.alltecmfg.com/Boyer/bracket-floor-left_180205.stl
http://clients.alltecmfg.com/Boyer/bracket-floor-right_180205.stl

 

[Anonymous]

Sorry to resurect this thread but can someone tell me what size bolt I need to attach the bracket?

Thank you.

 

[portable]

https://www.cheapestgmparts.com/oem-parts/gm-cargo-area-liner-42547642
heres a cheaper OEM option .