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A Modular Phone Holder to suit your mounting needs

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Modular Phone Holder

I found a lot of designs for this style of phone holder relied on gravity alone to grip the phone. Although simple and affective for printing and assemble as a working phone holder, I found unless its on a desk or somewhere solid and stationary, there’s the risk the phone could bounce out.

I have designed this phone holder so not only is gravity helping but it is also sprung loaded with TPU grips to hold the phone and stop it bouncing out.

To load and unload the phone just simply push the bottom grip up and side grips will open out.

The stand is currently set up to take phones that are 71mm to 94mm wide but can easily be modified to take larger or smaller phones by changing the grips (grip options coming soon!).

There are currently 2 mounting options with more in the pipeline! If you have any suggestions for mount options, please feel free to comment or PM me!

Full assembley guide can be found on my Instructables: 

Instructables Guide

Non 3D printed components needed:

  • 2 x 5x30mm Spring (can be found in most clicky pens)

  • 2 x M4x20mm Bolt (M4x15mm also suitable)

  • 2 x M4 Washer

  • 4 x M2x20mm Bolt (M2x15mm also suitable)

  • 9 x M1.7x6mm Screw

For reference the print in the photos was printed in an A1 with the standard 0.4mm nozzle using Bambu Lab PLA Matte Marine Blue (116000), Bambu Lab PLA Matte Lilac Purple (11700) and Bambu Lab TPU for AMS Black (53101).

Assembly:

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I am a hobbyist designer and creator and love to know how I can improve my designs so any comments or advice on how my design or guide could be improved are always welcome! Thank you for reading my tutorial and have fun printing!

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