Does the drawer open with that organizer?Just FYI if you are using our floor organizer - it does not interfere (I make our products compatible with each other). Here is a photo (this is a 26oz YETI):
Nope, the drawer is blocked with our floor organizer. As for bets that go on each side - what do you mean by bets?
Wow no idea why they charge so much then... East Coast is generally expensive for us to ship (as we're in California) but this seems a bit excessive indeed.No disasters here - Fed Ex, UPS, and USPS deliver on our street daily.
Ahhh, nets! Never thought of that to be honest. Will add it on my todo to investigate feasibility for us to do this.
Shoot - I have the 12v port so I will need to cancel my order until a solution is found. @twraps Please let me know best way to cancel my order (for now).Ah that won’t work indeedI will update the listing tonight to mention it. Any idea when did Rivian stop putting that port there?(which year build)
Ha, that was my initial design, kid you not! Then after using it for a while I figured - "Nah, all I do is keep my sunglasses here so this just adds one more step" and ditched the door. I might offer versions down the road, let me just get past this initial release where most of the small issues that people will report get fixed. So far I only know of the 12V port (I knew early Rivians had it but I totally forgot until today), but once people start using it, other things may come up that will require modifications.
It's not slanted/tilted, it's pretty much flat (the bottom surface where you put things) but it does have silicone like liner that has high surface energy (i.e. friction) so things don't slide around on their own. I tried the faux leather we use for all other trays but I was getting too many rattles & sliding hence the silicone insert (with adhesive so the pad doesn't slide around either).
I am from the Bay Area but live in SoCal now. Trying to make a trip up there to visit my father in Martinez next month. If you don't find anyone else by then I can try to bring by my R1T with a 12v port.
That would be most appreciated! Speaking of SoCal I am going to LA this Wednesday, will be in the Manhattan beach area. If you happen to be there, let me know I can perhaps just swing by.
Do some people think you're running a charity? Don't worry, I would "hope" most of us would understand the costs of running a business!I hear you... once we have a "safety profile" as I call it, I will likely be able to reduce it a little, but it won't be $20, probably $35. By safety profile I mean seeing all the issues that will show up once people start using it, and I need to modify and resend etc. For perspective, we make our products in our Concord, CA facility and for plastics like this we 3D print. Electricity alone at California's commercial rates ($0.46/kWh) costs us about $5 to create one of these and this is if the print doesn't fail (and sometimes they do). Then there is the filament, box, labor, silicone insert. Those are only our direct costs. Plenty of non-direct ones like printers maintenance (we spend about $1k per week on that alone), lease etc etc... so just giving you a perspective so you don't think we're greedy...we're not, we're just not economically as efficient as a factory in China for example doing injection molding at a scale I can't even imagine, while being subsidized by their government for doing that. I hope that makes sense
Edit: put simply - manufacturing car accessories in California (Bay Area of all places in California) is a wild idea, economically speaking. Don't ask me why I do it
