iPhone 6 dock

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Uses standard-issue lightning cable for charging.\nFeatures integrated guides for securing 3M command strips on the base and rear cutouts for effortless removal.\n\n \n \n Easy Instructions\nA simple design makes it unnecessary to add any additional parts to lock the lightning cable firmly in place. The 3M command strips are highly recommended: effortlessly removing your phone without having to grasp the dock with one hand is an impressive feature! \nInsert the lightning cable upwards through the bottom, utilizing the hole on the left. Pull the connector up next and then slide the cable over to the smaller central hole in the dock. Carefully pull the cable down so the lightning connector fits snugly into its designated pocket within the center of the dock. To secure the cable tightly, pass it through the serpentine path, keeping the cable taut against the inner corners. Secure tabs prevent the cable from falling out and friction completes the job. \nUsing PLA, I designed this model slightly enlarged to allow for material shrinkage during cooling. This shouldn't necessitate scaling up for a perfect fit. My printer with a .35mm nozzle and .1mm layer height didn't require filing any components to ensure a flawless phone and lightning cable combination. \nThe main file isn't engineered to accommodate cases. I couldn't locate Apple case specs, but based on observations, the silicone case walls appeared approximately 1mm thick. Therefore, I've uploaded files tailored for this dimension. I've also included a .step file for CAD users to adjust surfaces and make it fit their particular cases. \nAn alternative .step file is provided, allowing individuals to tweak features to accommodate various phone configurations. All measurements are in inches.