Prius Steering Wheel mount for iPhone 6 Plus, 7 Plus, or 8 Plus

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Mount to hold iPhone 7 Plus behind steering wheel of Toyota Prius (I have 2012). OpenSCAD source files provided so you can make it fit your phone. I used base.stl from bhoffman's mount but discovered that when I printed his left and right pieces, they wouldn't fit at all onto the base, and since my phone was not in a case if they had fit my phone would have fallen right out. After I posted all of this, I found similar but I only discovered it after I had made this page. So, I re-did his base in OpenSCAD: base.scad - a version of the missing model of base.stl. I didn't actually test print this file, I just printed bhoffman's original base.stl (scaled 91% in just the Z axis so it would fit my small printer). tee.scad - a model of the 'T' joint of the base, so I could subtract away from the left and right pieces. Just included by the other files. mate.scad - quick print test - you can adjust dimensions of the print so it fits snuggly on your base. right.scad - The right half case. You can adjust dimensions to fit your phone. rightPlus.scad - The right half case with a hole for lightning cable. left.scad - The left half case. I include right.scad and just mirror reflect it. leftPlus.scad - The left half case with a cutout for the 7 Plus camera bulge. I did over - you can use leftPlus and rightPlus for what I'm using now, but I left right and left as the originals so you can diff the .scad files and see how easy it is to modify. I'm happy with the result: base fits snuggly into the channel behind steering wheel, and the left and right sides fit snuggly into the 'tee' channel at the front of the base, and the phone fits just right into the left and right pieces. Now I'm writing an iOS app to give me easy access to data and controls I've been missing - sort of a personal CarPlay. This is all OpenSCAD, so feel free to play with it. Just comment out module call at the end of file and write a different module call instead. Use '%' to make solids translucent or '#' to make visible and translucent solids that were differenced away. Print Settings Printer: Monoprice Mini Select Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.1 Infill: 20% Notes: Shell thickness 1.6 PLA at 190°C, bed heater off. Print the base, print the mate, and verify that it fits pretty tightly on the base. Then remove it. Then print one of the two lefts, and one of the two rights. Post-Printing 3/4/17 followup: PLA isn't good for something you leave in car. I printed this in PLA in winter and it was great. But as soon as I left the car out in sun on a warm day, the PLA started sagging. So: I'm happy with design, but not PLA as the material.