This thing is an alternative cover for the passenger side fuse box in these Tundras under the glove box for when you want to add a fuse tap add-a-circuit for a dash cam or whatever. The OEM cover has zero clearance to the fuses so if you add a fuse tap the cover will not go back on. This one gives you that extra headroom you need, allows the wires to pass through, and preserves a cover and fuse map.
This model will print without supports most of the time but if you find that the spring tab falls over and misprints try it with supports. I also gave it a skim coat of JB Weld clear epoxy in case the glue stick might break down due to heat over time.
Use PETG or ABS for durability.
Edit: I made a couple of small changes. First, I added a couple of 1mm strings to hold the spring tab to keep it from falling over before it gets attached to the body at the top. Printing without supports sometimes failed because of this. Post printing simply take a knife and give it a little rap to sever the strings. Second, one user took the file to a commercial 3D printer and they noted that the tabs on one end were not quite attached to the model. They were separated by a tenth of a mm or so. The model still printed OK, but those can break off easier than they should. So, I added some extra filler there.
The author marked this model as their own original creation.
