*EDIT 8-18-24 Strongly suggest using a hi-temp filament. I found PLA+ getting soft on a couple other prints I have on my dash. I reprinted in ASA which survived perfectly last week on vacation in 85-90f outside temp with the sun beating through the windshield. I also uploaded improved files.

This is a standard 1/4-20 camera mount for a '23+ Chevy Colorado and GMC Canyon using either a Bulletpoint Rubigrid, or a Badlands Dash Grid. (standard AMPS mount)

There are two body files. The one ending in "BL" is taller for the Badlands Industries Dash Grid, and the other "BP" is shorter for the BulletPoint RubiGrid mount. Only difference is the height to be able to turn the camera around onto the 1/4" bolt. The shorter BP may not allow enough clearance on a Badland dash grid.

3rd file is the "knob" which is required for both.

Print the bodies right side up w/ support. Knob is printed upside down w/o support.

Requires a standard 1/4"-20 bolt, one flat washer and two nuts. Put the bolt up through the bottom of the body, put on the washer then one nut on the bolt, use the knob to snug up the bolt to the body, remove the knob and start the other nut on the bolt and then put the knob over it. Allows you spin the camera onto the bolt, then spin the knob up to the camera to secure at desiged position.
You can also thread on other standard 1/4-20 fittings/mounts onto it.

I printed with "Fuzzy Skin" in Cura. Settings in pic. Turns out similar to dashboard texture.

I also have a couple other prints for the BulletPoint and Badlands grids in "my designs".

If you have any suggestions to improve any of my prints, please feel free to send me a message. Thx