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0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 45% infill

Usof

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This profile has changed a single part of the original design to be able to mount the phone vertically. Since the original design was to mount the phone horizontally. Also this change opens up the access to the screws so mounting is easier when everything else is already assembled.&nbsp;The changed part in this profile is called “remix”. The other parts are exactly the same as the original design.

Portrait Mode (Mounts the Phone Vertically)

Tekk3D

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Just made a Version for M4 Screws and M4 Nuts because i have no M3 Screws!

M4 Screws and Nuts Version

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I made some adjustments to fit the handlebars of my beach cruiser that has 22mm handlebars. I first tested in a clear PETG that I had available then adjusted settings to give a PLA print a bit more strength.&nbsp;All parts printed on an A1 and things fit together pretty tightly. M3 hardware is still needed, though I am able to use a shorter screw(m3x12mm). I used some needle nose pliers to “press fit” the m3 nuts into the printed handlebar bracket. I used some m3 washers and the screws go in opposite the phone holder so it&#39;s a bit easier to attach to the bike.Originally setup in Orca so there may be a compatibility prompt. It&#39;s okay, that&#39;s normal.&nbsp;0.16mm layer height X6 walls 30% adaptive cubic infill 4 layer top/bottom Per object tree supports optimized object placement mouse ear brims Rändelmutter slightly fuzzy skin&nbsp;I know I overdid it and it can certainly still print with less precautions.&nbsp;Profile is for PLA, but also tested prints in PETG. In my testing, PETG is the better way to go for longevity just due to the amount of vibrations a bike experiences.

22mm handlebars, Vertical Mount, Per Object Optimizations

nerk01

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I wanted the portrait version, but that profile when loaded spread the parts onto 2 plates.&nbsp;Here&#39;s an A1 mini profile that gets it printed on a single plate.

Portrait Mode on A1 mini

MeetYourMaker

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Pulpataro

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simple TPU print to protect the handlebar from scratches and for a more stable fit of the smartphone holder on the handlebar for handlebars with different diameters&nbsp;If you download and/or find it usefull, do not forget to leave a like for this profile

TPU Handlebar protection 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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Das ist ein UPDATE meiner <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/484283#profileId-396618" rel="nofollow noopener">bisherigen</a> Smartphonehalterung.Die Montage sollte nun selbsterklärend sein und es werden nur noch 2x M3 Schrauben mit Mutter benötigt.Smartphone größen bis 95mm werden damit unterstützt.Für Lenkerdurchmesser 32mm-34mm.&nbsp;Ich empfehle PETG oder noch besser PETG-CF zu verwenden sowie meine Druckprofil um eine gute Stabilität zu gewährleisten.&nbsp;Zur Montage wird benötigt:<ul><li>2x M3 Nut</li><li>2x M3x20&nbsp;</li></ul>

This is an UPDATE of my <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/484283#profileId-396618" rel="nofollow noopener">previous</a> smartphone holder.The assembly should now be self-explanatory and only 2x M3 screws with nuts are needed.Smartphone sizes up to 95mm are supported.For handlebar diameters 32mm-34mm.&nbsp;I recommend using PETG or even better PETG-CF, as well as my print profile to ensure good stability.&nbsp;For assembly you will need:<ul><li>2x M3 Nut</li><li>2x M3x20&nbsp;</li></ul>

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