Make Front Console Insert for Clip-ons?

[PianoAl]

It works well to keep my clip-ons here (I don't need to put my phone there):

But my wife wants to do the same with her clip-ons. I'll probably make a replacement for the rubberish pad that's there, with a second "shelf" for her clip-ons.

Before I begin: Anyone do or buy something like that? Ideas?

 

[Watts_Up]

It works well to keep my clip-ons here (I don't need to put my phone there):

Instead of using clip-ons, did you tried light-adaptive lenses (also called Transitions or Photochromic lenses) ?

 

[PianoAl]

Instead of using clip-ons, did you tried light-adaptive lenses (also called Transitions or Photochromic lenses) ?

Yes. The glasses are photochromic and work great, but don't turn dark in the car. There are some that do, but these don't.

 

[Kimmi]

Transitions lenses need direct exposure to light to enable them to darken. They will not work in a car.

 

[Watts_Up]

Transitions lenses need direct exposure to light to enable them to darken. They will not work in a car.

I try to understand the logic of the original post.

May be you want darker lenses when walking outside or when driving, but when driving inside a garage, or at night, then you need a place to put your clip-ons.
But then you forget your clip-ons inside your car when walking away from a garage to go to a restaurant across the street....
Why not then getting folding clip-ons, so you raise them up when not needed, and raise them down when needed, so you never lose them.


Otherwise
- does the driver when seating in is car is going to put the cover-ons on his/her glasses when driving, implying that that he/she doesn't need the cover-ons when outside?
or
- does the driver when seating in is car is going to remove the cover-ons on his/her glasses when driving, implying that that he/she do need the cover-ons when outside?

If you are only concern about UV, it is true that the car windshield will block already them, so do you really need clip-ons inside a car?

 

[Timbo2]

If you have access to a 3D printer.

Tesla Model 3 sunglasses roof mount by Stasjminister

Made to fit in between the gap of the roof glass and the fabric. I could not find something similar, so I made my own. BH5 is a revision of BH4. Slightly smaller, imnproved and rounder. PS, this only works with the "older" M3 linings. Please see the pictures to see if you have the same.

www.thingiverse.com

I'm sure somebody is printing it on Etsy while testing the boundaries of the license agreement...