But what about the actual journey?
Its amazing how much of a difference a bit of 3D printing can make to your road trip experience!
Do you have a bunch of restless children all scrambling for their turn on the iPad?
If so, then this headrest iPad holder may very well turn out to be a lifesaver.
Then, slide in your iPad or another tablet, and voila!
You’ve got a safe way of holding your equipment while driving around town or on long road trips.
Image Credit: Sean O’Steen/Thingiverse
It provides a safe and convenient way to keep your toothbrush whenever you are on the move.
You may need to print more than one of this holder, for the rest of your travel party.
We have outlined severalfirst aid tools you’ve got the option to 3D print.
Image Credit: Alec Bledsoe/Thingiverse
It’s a chess set in a box that you could 3D print yourself!
Also, all the parts of the chess set are 3D printable, except for the magnets.
The chessboard squares and the chess pieces are designed to have slots for magnets to be inserted.
This helps the pieces stay in place and prevents them from falling over during play.
You will need 96 magnets sized 6 x 3mm.
Folding Travel Coat Hanger
This folding travel coat hanger is fantastic because it’s so small and portable.
Also, it can be printed in several colors and has two configurations for children’s and adult clothes.
If you oughta, you could also hang your ties, belts, blazers, and trousers.
Thistravel coat hanger (Thingiverse)requires support and an infill of 50% or higher.
Image Credit: Trevor Long/Thingiverse
The hooks are easily removable when not needed and can be printed in PLA or ABS.
You should consider how hot it gets in your locality when choosing a filament.
For instance, ABS has a much higher melting temperature than PLA.
Be sure to check the remixes on Thingiverse if the original design doesnt work for you.
This clip is designed to hold a pair of sunglasses fast to your cars sun visor.
This3D print (Thingiverse)is quite a popular download, probably owing to its simplicity and effectiveness.
Image Credit: Natalie Cheesmond/Thingiverse
Therefore, it is advised to opt for nylon, ABS, or a more heat-resistant filament instead.
ThisThingiverse projectby Shawn Wood allows you to print out your own travel Jenga box.
There is also asecond version of this projectthat is thinner and longer.
The aim of the game is to get three in a row before your opponent does.
This 3D project allows you to take this classic game on the road and play wherever you are.
This3D print (Thingiverse)doesn’t require any supports or rafts.
you’ve got the option to check the remixes on the project page for inspiration.
We hope we’ve helped you find something special for your next long trip or short commute.
