CUP HOLDER SOLUTIONS?

[fastricky]

Doesn't get any better than that koogle solution.

[Greg_Tchilinguirian]

Doesn't get any better than that koogle solution.

I disagree. Depends on what you are after. I'm not selling anything, just demonstrating a simple alternative.

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[mvliotta]

Here's my solution.. 3D printed parts and a klippan seat belt thingy. 

 

Easy to put in, take out. Use it for long drives

 

Vince

 

[steve k.]

16 hours ago, Simeon said:

 

That's why people drive automatics. So they can hold a coffee in their gear stick hand. 

I like two hands on the wheel.

[zinz]

4 hours ago, mvliotta said:

Here's my solution.. 3D printed parts and a klippan seat belt thingy. 

 

That is slick!!  Nicely done.

 

Ed

[Forrest_KoogleWerks]

On August 26, 2017 at 7:52 AM, Greg_Tchilinguirian said:

I just 3d printed one of these. It is ealily removable when not needed and fits in the glove box. Keeps things original and you can dump the condensation.

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I love threads like this because they generate a lot of good, collective ideas! Guys with A/C systems and short consoles...yea you're left with "off to the side" configurations and other less integrated options... And Greg, I think your solution is good, just needs to be dialed in to look more like a factory part. (And some kind of positive connection so it doesn't slide forward or tip/rock around maybe?) Nice to be able to drop it right in without taking the console apart! 

[Forrest_KoogleWerks]

On August 26, 2017 at 10:18 AM, mvliotta said:

Here's my solution.. 3D printed parts and a klippan seat belt thingy. 

 

Easy to put in, take out. Use it for long drives

 

Vince

 

Nice use of an old roundel badge...I'm always wondering what to do with the used and discolored "take-off" ones! 

[Greg_Tchilinguirian]

 
I love threads like this because they generate a lot of good, collective ideas! Guys with A/C systems and short consoles...yea you're left with "off to the side" configurations and other less integrated options... And Greg, I think your solution is good, just needs to be dialed in to look more like a factory part. (And some kind of positive connection so it doesn't slide forward or tip/rock around maybe?) Nice to be able to drop it right in without taking the console apart! 

I use the screw that holds the vinyl board to locate the holder with a small cylindrical indentation underneath. It works quite well, preventing the sliding under normal driving conditions.

The latest iteration has a nice black vinyl cover. Looks more factory for sure.

Greg

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[OriginalOwner]

a cupholder ..... And More !!!

 

 

[joysterm]

 

Not finished yet but I think you can get the idea

 

Edited September 9, 2017 by joysterm

[Forrest_KoogleWerks]

I am now making a complete, early style "short" console (w/ gauge panel and cup holder)  these are a little simpler to make (& therefore less expensive) than the "long" complete consoles. 

[Rich Elliott]

31 minutes ago, Forrest_KoogleWerks said:

I am now making a complete, early style "short" console (w/ gauge panel and cup holder)  these are a little simpler to make (& therefore less expensive) than the "long" complete consoles. 

 

Beautiful.

[evil02]

53 minutes ago, Forrest_KoogleWerks said:

I am now making a complete, early style "short" console (w/ gauge panel and cup holder)  these are a little simpler to make (& therefore less expensive) than the "long" complete consoles. 

 

 

Great looking solution!  I'll check your site but, are they for sale yet?

 

Dave

[evil02]

On 9/8/2017 at 8:45 PM, joysterm said:

 

Not finished yet but I think you can get the idea

 

Very nice!!

[Forrest_KoogleWerks]

1 hour ago, evil02 said:

 

Great looking solution!  I'll check your site but, are they for sale yet?

 

Dave

Yes absolutely!