Redmi Note 14 Pro - Stretch Case

Pictures suck because I had to take them with the microwave, as my old Redmi9 suddenly died of programmed obsolescense.
So I got this new one and I tried myself out in designing something alternative to its original.
This is the best I got before giving up.

The first profile is for right handed people which hands therefore the phone with the left.
Yes I know its confusing my driving license exam was hilarious too.
The second profile is for left handed people which hands the phone with their… Dude just check the bottom of the model and figure out you handing it. I guess it's the other one, just in case. I got u covered.

Oh jokes apart, there's a pause in the print at level 29 if I recall. 
You can tape the custom support if you want not to get mad removing it: As the printer pauses, set the bed as low as you feel ok then stick some tape over the custom support.

!! No clear tape it totally sticks to the print dn even try
- Paper tape is ok, but set vents to off, everyone.
- Duct tape is hard to manage but it's the best bet for adhesion
- Metal tape is a hassle to manage
? Blue paper tape should adhere the best, but i had finished it.

The gap between the custom support and the face is 0.12mm (or layer 28)
So just make sure the tape you use is under 0,15mm thick.

The strange shape of that custom support is bc what happened and could happen to you still, is that the bridging part of the model (which is also an overhang of 50°) tends to detach from the tape over the support and the long sides of the model curl up and print like sh!+.
That's why I said ya to set the vents off possibly, before restarting the pause.

→ Alternatively, you could try painting the upper face of the support it only, with a gloss marker which could avoid the bridge part from stick too much to the support.

When you're done, press back play. The plate will go back by itself.

→ Alternatively, remove my custom support (set it as not to print or delete it) and use the Bambu Studio automatically originated supports.
TPU supports are always hard to remove, that's why I tried this trickery. 


-H.