iPhone 15 Pro Standby Dock

Inspired by OVERWERK and Scott Yu-Jan's iPhone Standby Dock - YouTube

Print Settings

• This model requires no supports unless your printer is really bad at overhangs. Any modern printer should do fine.
• I recommended using variable layer height to make this print come out fast but looking good. The white section is 0.28mm while the green is 0.08mm. Do whatever you think will work best with your printer.
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• Print with the bottom side down as shown in the picture. The top should be the side where your phone sits.
• This will take about 8 hours (for a Creality HI at default slicer speeds) to print and use 220+/- grams of filament.

Required Parts

• You will need a MagSafe charger, this is what I used. The MagSafe slot in the model has a radius of 28.25mm and has a depth of 6mm.
• It only fits an iPhone 15 Pro with a slim case, similar to this case.

Assembly

• The only assembly required is gluing the MagSafe charger in. If your printer has loose tolerance levels you might can skip this step. Use a very small amount of super glue to hold it. 
• If you ever need to remove it, flip the dock over and pour a small amount of alcohol onto the bottom of the charger. This will eat away the glue and allow you to remove it. 
• (Optional) You can attach these silicon feet to the bottom to prevent it from sliding around.

I made this mainly to help improve my modeling skills. It isn't perfect but it works for me and someone might find it useful. 

All models are man-made; no AI was used.