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# OpenSCAD files for my phone mount
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<img src="./.assets/front.jpg" height=600 /> <img src="./.assets/back.jpg" height=600 />
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### phone mount.scad
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This is the part that clips on your phone. Adjust the following variables to fit your phone (use calipers to measure distances):
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- depth
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- height
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- angle
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<img src="./.assets/back-details.jpg" height=600 />
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### base mount.scad
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This is the piece that goes on your table. Adjust the following variables:
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- table_thickness
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- grabber_length
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<img src="./.assets/front-details.jpg" height=600 />
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I also recommend taping this down so it won't fall off if you bump it.
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### rod.scad
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The rod that connects the two pieces. Ideally you'd use something else that you already have instead of printing a long tube.
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In the previous two files, you can adjust `hole_depth` to fit whatever you're using as rod. Make sure to add 1-2mm as tolerance.
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I'm not using this specific model because I already had a fitting rod from a previous project, but I guess you can save yourself the 2 minutes to model one yourself.
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