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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
 
flamaest said:
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?
 
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

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

Thank you.
 
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