Nicely done! I'm thinking that the white makes more sense if you want it to be seen. Maybe even a big ol' stencil on it saying NOPE.For folks who are basically never going to carry something long, I love this solution.
Of the break-in videos of Model 3's that we must have by now... has anybody ever even tried the door handles to see if the car is unlocked. I can't imagine they'd even try since the default on probably 99+% of these cars is going to be locked. And how would that even work on a Model S? Leave the handles extended?
Well, I may have to retract that statement. The company is 3D Hubs. It appears from reading their FAQ is that they operate as an intermediary between you and fabrication shops in your local area. They take your design files, quote a price and then outsource the actual work. Completed items are shipped to you. I may still look around and see if I can find a shop and deal with them directly as going through a middleman usually increases the cost.
Doesn’t look bad actually... but what’s stopping them breaking rear window and reaching in?
Where, or whom did you use to print the seat locks? And what was the cost, if I may ask?
How did you transfer the plastic pins and chrome trim from the original windows? I bought a set of rear windows the other day and it looked too difficult to remove those items and transfer them to something else (my thought was to use polycarbonate / Lexan). Or maybe combine those two things and use transparent aluminum?
