Mercedes-Benz E-Class W211 / S211 3D-printable parts

Replacement pull handle for the sunroof shade. The creator designed it for the CLS C219 and explicitly reports confirmed E-Class fitment; source images show the physical handle installed. No other roof or trim variant is inferred.

Larger closed bottle holder derived from the center-console attachment dimensions of the creator-cited cup-holder design. It is intended for large bottles and can also serve as a small waste bin; fitment is limited to the source-stated center-console arrangement.

Blank insert for the MP3-button position in the center-console switch panel. The author identifies the exact chassis and supplies the printable geometry, but does not establish applicability to every switch-panel or equipment variant; compare the opening before printing.

Two replacement retaining clips that keep the estate rear seatbelts clear while the seat backs are folded. The creator reports accurate fit and warns that PLA deformed in summer cabin heat; use PETG or a more heat-resistant material.

Left and right plastic recesses that retain the metal mounting points for the estate luggage-compartment protection-net roller on the rear-seat backs. The creator reports a snug fit, recommends PETG with build-plate supports, and notes that the 9 mm bracket holes are intentionally tight.

Replacement pull clip for the factory rear side-window sunshade. The creator modeled it from the factory design, reports direct fit without modification, and recommends ABS or PETG with 0.2 mm layers and 100% infill for cabin heat resistance.

Storage tray that installs in place of the factory CD changer. The creator specifies ASA or ABS, four walls, five top and bottom layers, and 13% infill.

Four-piece concealed storage compartment installed in place of the factory CD changer and opened with the button below the radio. The source states automatic closing after 30 seconds; wiring and actuator details remain the installer’s responsibility.

Replacement cap for the roof-trim opening. The source includes the printed cap and installed physical views; confirm the opening dimensions and trim variant before installation.

Replacement rear-bumper support bracket corresponding to the exact child number identified by the creator. Print upright with high infill in ABS or polycarbonate-class material, use support only at the latch, and remove the modeled sacrificial support from the screw hole after printing.

Replacement link for the folding center-console cup-holder mechanism. Source photos document the original mechanism, printed part and working assembly; verify smooth movement before reinstalling the trim.

Left and right rosettes for the luggage-compartment side panels around the boot-lid hinge arms. The author reports a perfect fit but instructs users to make a small cut after printing so each rosette can be installed around its arm. Molded child numbers were not independently verified, so no OEM number is assigned.

Exterior rear-window cover for the estate body, replacing the corroded metal cover around the rear-wiper shaft. Bond with automotive glass adhesive or sealing silicone and retain the source-stated estate-only fitment.

Replacement opening handle for the storage compartment below either front seat. Print vertically with support beneath the hinge features and verify hinge movement before loading the compartment.

Three-piece installation frame for a nine-inch Android head unit. The author describes it as functional but imperfect and requiring finishing; join all three parts as shown by the source and check secure retention before driving.

Replacement for the break-prone plastic part inside the center armrest, with holes for the factory screws. Verify screw seating and free hinge movement before use.

Replacement tab for the rear center-console air vent. The author states that it fits this vent position only and that other air-vent locations were not tested; surface finishing and paint may be needed.

Replacement connector gear for the factory CD changer opening arm. The source documents the failed original and the printed replacement; confirm tooth engagement before closing the changer mechanism.

Flexible insert for the damper on the estate luggage-compartment floor. The creator reports that it seats well and works; use flexible TPU and verify the damper-end dimensions before installation.

Replacement clip for the footwell storage net. The source provides a physical installed-net image and a printed sample; no other model or side is inferred.

Straight and bent replacement variants for the left rear bumper retaining clip. Fitment is limited to the creator-stated chassis and side; no opposite-side or facelift applicability is inferred.

Two-part landscape phone mount for the center vent. The author tested the printed ABS part on an Avantgarde right-hand-drive car, warns that vent and trim variants may differ, and advises against PLA because of cabin heat. Removal may require gently opening the vent vane with a spudger.

Cup holder that clips to the right side of the center console through the open cigarette-lighter door. The author designed it for 2003–2008 vehicles and recommends printing the version 3 upside-down STL as one piece; the parametric and split alternatives are retained.

Passive phone cradle that the creator explicitly states fits the ventilation grilles of the CLK 208-series and E-Class W211 sedan. It snaps into the grille without tools or vehicle damage, accepts an iPhone with or without a case, and leaves a lower opening for a charging cable. The creator notes that the model may be scaled independently to suit other phones; scaling can also change the grille engagement, so confirm a secure, non-damaging fit before driving and keep the device clear of controls, sight lines and airbags.