y8s

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thought this was clever. except that, of course, it has serious design flaws. even still, the price is right.

How I built a Laptop / Notebook Computer Tray for my Toyota Tacoma Pickup




I wonder what happens when you.. you know, stop and go. does it just swing around and slap you in the face?

Stein

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Needs moar purple stuff in joints. Might be the trial mockup. Would allow you to get it just right, then sharpie the joints, disassemble and glue.

jedduh01

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Will my factory cup holder do that?

y8s

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assuming it's glued, it's not glued to the car in the cup holder. hence "swivel + wham!"

samnavy

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I don't think there'd be any reason to glue it. Most PVC is a real tight fit, and if you manage to shove a fitting completely to gether so it's bottomed out, good luck pulling them apart without a vice... especially pieces that big. Glue acts as a lubricant making it push pieces together, but mostly it's to complete the waterproofing and hold pieces together during pressure. Those pieces will be under compression always, and I don't see any need at all for glue. Plus you're gonna smell that glue for weeks in the car, especially when it's baking in the sun for hours.

KPLAFIN

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Could always figure out a way to drill a SMALL(ish) hole in the cupholder (from the inside of the dash most likely...and then if the tacomas are like most modern 99% plastic interior pieces, should be easy enough to pull the glove box section out and slide a pin in to keep it from swiveling. Not necessarily a good idea if you're taking it in out 5-10 times a day but if it's an occasional thing...could be a plan.

Joe Perez

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Boy, did I mis-interpret the hell out of that the first time I read it.

Stein

iTrader: (46)

You, of all people, I would expect to appreciate the fine appearance (and smell) of two part PVC cleaning solvent and cement with brilliant purple hue.

Fireindc

iTrader: (13)

Smoking pot > Huffing glue/primer.

lol