Phone Tripod
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A versatile printable tripod with ball joints. To get started, measure the width of your phone or check its specs online and select the closest Phone Clamp size. If you use a phone case, be sure to include the total width including the case in your measurement. Print the Phone Clamp using PETG or another material that is springy and doesn't deform over time. This part must be printed with supports, so don't forget to sand down the support interface area on the ball once it's printed. Next, print three Tripod Leg parts. PLA is a suitable material for this job. To assemble your tripod, you'll need an M5 x 40mm bolt. A longer bolt will work too, but it may stick out and look less attractive. Assembly Instructions: First, attach the legs to the tripod base by placing it upside down on a flat surface. Make sure each leg's notches are aligned with the small bumps inside the grooves for the legs. Press straight down firmly, but be careful not to hurt yourself if something slips. Wearing leather gloves may be a good idea. Use a screwdriver to slightly widen the gap of the Tripod Base ball joint and push the phone clamp into place. Thread the M5 bolt through the printed screw. If it's hard to get the last bit of the bolt head seated, use an M5 nut on the other end to pull the bolt through. The bolt hole is threaded in the design, but depending on your printer settings, it might be a bit tight. Apply a small amount of grease to the very end of the bolt for smoother operation.
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