3rd Generation Honda Odyssey Magnetic Vent Mount, er, Mount

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I love my magnetic dash mount for my phone (Logi Zerotouch), but I despise how it blocks my A/C vent - I live in Florida, after all! I also wanted a way to place my phone that was easily accessible without obstructing anything else on my dashboard and didn't require hardware. Yeah, lots of requirements, right? Well, I finally experimented around and discovered that I could attach a mount to the dashboard trim of my 2009 Odyssey without using any tools. Here's the result: it's simple to remove the dashboard trim. Just open the upper glove box and use a trim tool or a screwdriver wrapped in electrical tape to pry the trim from the dash where it meets the dash at the glovebox opening. Then, slide the clip on the back of the mount onto the trim between the navigation screen (or radio depending on your model) and the dashboard trim and push the dashboard trim back into place. I find that it's not unstable, but if you do experience wobbliness, you can apply some double-sided tape to the bottom of the mount to secure it to the narrow flat part of the trim on top. Theoretically, this should work on any 2005-2010 Odyssey (3rd generation). This design was created with Tinkercad and can be edited online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/8z1904N7y1P. Print Settings: Printer - Wanhao Duplicator 6; Rafts - Doesn't Matter; Supports - Yes; Resolution - .2mm; Infill - 50% for strength. Notes: I designed it so that it minimizes supports, but it may require some along the shaft. I recommend using a high-temperature filament like ABS or PETG as car interiors get hot. I used PETG, but ABS is more friendly to supports and bridging.