Configurable bike and scooter phone holder

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A versatile phone holder and electric scooter mount with adjustable width is available. The individual parts are designed for easy printing, allowing users to swap out components as needed. For example, the wheel mount can be replaced with a car mount. Bolts and nuts are included: * 1 x 3M bolt measuring 70+mm * 3 x 4M bolts measuring 20mm each * 1 x 3.5M bolt measuring 10mm Matching nuts are recommended, with nylock nuts being a popular choice. Users can opt to print the wheel mount specifically designed for the m365 scooter by selecting `wheel_nount_2__m365` instead of the general version. This specialized part attaches to the gap between the m365 wheels, ensuring the phone mount remains secure despite the weight of the device. The phone mount can be attached to any wheel with a diameter of approximately 22mm. To print the bracket, follow these steps: This object features a hidden compartment that accommodates a 3M nut. To achieve this, use a software like Cura to track the last layer of the space and stop printing when reached. Then, insert the nut and resume printing. This method buries the nut within the part. Flip the bracket so it stands on its wider face for optimal results. For guidance on how to stop printing in mid-layer, refer to CHEP's video tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nBnVtOEAiY&t=71s Images are available that demonstrate the correct printing method and reveal the space saved by incorporating the nut within `bracket_2`.