Phone on scooter mirror
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Mount your smartphone to your scooters mirror.
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You don't have any possibility to mount your phone to your scooter?
This can be a solution. Most scooters have a 10mm rod for the mirror. You can mount this device right there.
- The side attached to the mirror and the phone-part, should be printed from TPU or similar material.
- The arm (the things with the dishes) I made out of PETG. You need to print this part twice.
- Because TPU is used, everything hangs shockproof and most shocks are absorbed before it gets to the phone. Something that significantly increases the lifespan of smartphones ;).
- The phone-part is created for a Samsung Galaxy S9+. Keep this in mind!
Either way, many phones have roughly the same dimensions. And otherwise that STL is easily modified in Blender3D for your own phone. For demonstration purposes, I briefly shoved in an A52. Fits nice as well.. Of course, you can also rotate the whole thing 90 degrees. Or 57. Whatever you like.
The whole stuff pulls together with a rubber band (see pictures). It won't go anywhere. You can add a second one against twisting if you like. What might also be necessary is a layer of linen tape on the mirror rod, to prevent twisting. I kept the hole at 9.5mm but if you have a different diameter rod for your mirror, you'll have to adjust that of course. Mine is 10 millimeters. AFAIK most are.
Furthermore, I thought it would be a good idea to buy a metal bolt/nut + washers to hang a multi hundred € phone in it.
It is virtually impossible for the phone to fly out due to shock. It's very secure! So tight that it takes some effort to get it out again. Anything is better than your phone flying down the street in a thousand pieces.
Have fun with it and I'll see you on the road :)
Note: I printed this with a 1mm nozzle and hi-speed. Your slicing software prolly creates a way nicer surface ;)
Note 2: If you find any errors of you have any suggestions, please let me know in the comment-section. Thank you!
Note 3: I quit printing the arms early. That way you have some more slack around the balls.