Close, mine is actually Silver Zynith. I sent you a PM this evening as well asking about the Tazer bracket as well, really like your design!
The idea is cool but...I also recently created a Tazer JL Mini mounting bracket. I created one that is simple to use one handed, zero modification to the jeep and simply mounts via magnets! Has a access port on the front to view the LED status and USB access. (the center hole mounts directly to the bolt on the black bracket in the photo).
Note, this is a work in progress, feel free to modify it, I haven't tested it off road yet, but seems to be strong enough.
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5379255
Mind if I also get the file for this? Love the design.First - big hat tip to you @WilhelmSR. I took a few liberties with your design and hope you take it as a complement, as it is intended.
My Tazer Mni was a bit tight with your thingiverse version on both the Prusa and Lulzbot printers that I used to prototype the print, and both are calibrated. Rather than scale the print up to 103% as others had done, I took the time and laid the micrometer across my Tazer Mini and reconstructed your enclosure.
I also need to see blinkin lights - and added an opening to access the USB port so that it doesn't need to be pulled at all.
But the blinkin lights were a must.
If mounted "upside down", the LED and microUSB port would be always accessible and you wouldn't need the clip. So with that, I ventured into crafting a variation that would allow me to see the LED, jack into the USB, and have a not-too-tight fit with my Tazer Mini.
My assembly included a Tazer mockup so that I could check the enclosure's fit virtually.
(Above: The right body is the micrometer-measured part used to get the access window and depths correct on the holder body on the left.)
Mounting it upside-down mandated the zip ties be relocated to the outside of the shell. I then added a bottom berm that sits flush against the kick-rail:
Mine mounts on the metal bar back further behind the kick panel than the one you're showing above from @Rhinebeck01 , so that I can jack in the USB without taking off the kick panel. That's where the additional added berm (right, above) comes in - it rests on the lower Chamfer on the inner bar behind the driver's kick (which can be seen between my thumb and pointer fingers below):
Gotta have the blinkin lights.
@Deke
No issues from the magnets, but I went back to a simple zip tie to hold it in place. Street driving it was fine, but off-road the magnets didn't' have enough metal there to stay in place.
I use calipers and 3D cad software (Solidworks), as a matter of fact I too am planning on using the Trigger 4 remote mount for my Genesis G screen to monitor my dual batteries.
Would love to see the final install pic!I use calipers and 3D cad software (Solidworks), as a matter of fact I too am planning on using the Trigger 4 remote mount for my Genesis G screen to monitor my dual batteries.
I've already done the model v2 (G screen didn't fit v1 and I didn't care for the aesthetics) and printed the face plate. I can remix the STL if I decide to add switches or anything else to the face plate. I don't have any formal training with 3D software so designing is a very long day for me. I haven't installed it yet (busy doing a site survey for solar on my home). I've also attached the STL file.
V1
V2 I like the looks much better. I tilted towards driver.
Finished printed face plate with G screen inserted.
