3d printed phone bike mount

The phone mount that I had (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B076FTGNL5/ref=ppx\_yo\_dt\_b\_search\_asin\_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1) didn't work with my handlebar setup (Giant Defy Advanced Pro) so I built an adapter to sit on top of the stem. It...

This derivative of Flowb's iPhone 5 bike mount is designed with customization in mind. The original design did not fit my handlebars, nor did it allow for a case. This revised version maintains the same design principles but offers greater...

Tilted the mount up so the phone is less likely to slide out.

The mount is designed to hold a bike in place securely. ...It has three screws that fit into holes on the frame of the bike and two rubber pads that prevent slipping.

I'm using this universal clamp to attach my phone to my bike securely.\r\nThe base can be fixed to the bike with some zip ties for a sturdy hold.\r\nThe knob and slider are identical to jakejake's innovative design, available at...

I made it for a Samsung Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S7, but it fits different phones as well.Hardware: 2 M4 nuts.2 M4 x 10mm (at least) bolts.Besides that, Instead of posting the detailed printing settings, I uploaded the .3mf file sliced on Cura. You can...

The phone is held together with a simple rubber band. If you benefited from this, consider donating an amount that reflects its value to my PayPal account: oleksiy.vozniy@gmail.com. Your contribution will help offset the time spent on design. Thanks...

This is an adaptation of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:366322 The mount has been resized to fit a phone with a standard rubber case. A clip and slot have been added, allowing the entire device to be printed in one piece. Simply break off the...

... didn't work with my handlebar setup, a Giant Defy Advanced Pro, so I built an adapter to sit on top of the stem. ...It now supports both orientations of the phone mount seamlessly, thanks to a strip of cable-wrap velcro keeping it securely in place.

The phone mount that I had (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B076FTGNL5/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1) didn't work with my handlebar setup (Giant Defy Advanced Pro) so I built an adapter to sit on top of the stem. It supports both...

This mobile phone mount, designed in OpenSCAD, attaches to your bicycle stem and features easily adjustable parameters. Constructed of two parts to save material, it comes with cable straps for secure mounting and is currently set up for a Nexus 4...

All parts except the clamp should be printed in hard plastic like PLA or PETG. The clamp should be in TPU if you want a good grip on the bike. Others parts needed for complete installation : - 10 M3 screws (length higher than 12 mm)- 10 M3 nutsEnjoy!...

This is an awesome phone and flashlight mount. You will need some good m3 and m5 threaded insert. You also need some m3x10 and a m5x15 screw. ...I will be selling this design on Etsy, so please don't steal my business, and sell this design online</p>

My version of a great design, you can stay on regular bikes

My version of a great design, you can stay on regular bikes

Print and mount this design directly onto your bicycle frame using a simple rubber attachment. ...The more you fill it in, the more robust the structure becomes.

It's made for a Google Nexus 4. ...Go ahead and customize it for your own mobile phone.

To assemble this device, simply attach it to your phone using double-sided sticky tape to prevent slipping. Zip ties can also be used through the pre-drilled holes to secure the holder in place. ...When you need to insert your phone, just move the top...

A convenient attachment tool allows easy installation by threading it around the stem of a device before securing your preferred mobile phone holder in position with a few turns.

Mounting a clamp often necessitates the use of supporting elements to maintain stability. The clamp can be installed in any desired orientation, provided that proper fastening is ensured. Six screws and corresponding nuts are required for this...

Bike handlebar phone mount v2

Bike handlebar phone mount v2

I Designed a Set of 3D Printable Bike Rollers After Spending Over 100 Hours Printing Them and Using Almost 2 Kilograms of Plastic. Now I Can Spend More Time Indoors Training on These High-Quality Devices. ...If You Want to Learn the Details, Check Out...

... The phone measures approximately 69 x 131 x 15mm in size. 3D Printing Details Printing Method: Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) Printer Brand: RepRap Printer Model: Prusa i3 Print Settings: Rafts and supports can be customized or omitted as desired.

Mount to bike width tube 36 mm diameter Works on elastic bands Min phone size 140|70mm (diagonal 6 inch) Min phone size 170|100mm (diagonal 7,7 inch) Holds up perfectly. ...Just put on enough rubber bands Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer:...

... runner system efficiently guides the adhesive to its designated locations. For those interested in creating their own XT-CF20 bike, the corresponding CAD files can be accessed at https://grabcad.com/library/xt-cf20-bike-3d-printed-bicycle-1

... - Used black felt marker to cover up a bit of the glue and make it blend in a little better. - Small dab of hot glue in two places to keep the speaker in the mount. - Wire management: Excess wire is wound inside the mount behind the speaker.

Introducing my 3D printable bike rollers! Over 100 hours of printing and 2kg of PLA used. These rollers are perfect for indoor cycling training, and you can follow the instructions for more details. Check out this video (http://youtu.be/nO8m7p93CHg)...

... mount for use with the Blendr integration system. ...It is a single piece print that combines a base and custom mounts for an ION 200 RT Front Bike Light and an inexpensive, but highly rated RYYMX Bike Phone Mount. ...See MakeWerks for more details.

After printing all parts, stack them together along with the tubes and push the glue through the inlets between the tubes and the 3D printed components. The runner system will guide the glue automatically to the right spots. This design is more of a...