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Flitsmeister DOT car sun visor clip holder.

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0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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Flitsmeister DOT car sun visor clip holder.

The new Flitsmeister DOT unit comes with an adhesive sticker so you can mount it more or less permanently on your dashboard.

However, the speaker isn’t very loud, and when you’re playing music it can be difficult to hear it clearly.

With this clip, you can easily attach it to your car’s sun visor. This places it closer to your ear, so you’ll hear it much better. It also makes it easier to remove for charging or to use in another vehicle.

In some countries, Flitsmeister is prohibited. When mounted on the sun visor, it is also less easily visible to the police during a potential traffic check.

 

To avoid using supports and keep the prints as clean as possible, the whole piece is made out of two parts.
Melt the two small tabs on the inside of the clip to fix the two parts together.

 

Due to the precise (clicking) fit, I recommend printing this at 0.08 mm.
Use PET-G for a stronger, more durable clip, and also less sensitive to heat in the car on a hot summer day.

 

 

 

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perfect, dank je wel
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Self-made or picked up from the marketplace
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I am the designer. But thanks for the marketplace tip. I see Vincent wants to make money easily ;-). The bike rack in the picture is also mine ;-)
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Replying to @CarloD :
Okido! I just printed your design in PETG and the holes are too big. I'll have to spray a good dose of glue in/underneath for it to adhere. A bit more friction in the holes would be nice! Maybe the easiest thing would be to slightly enlarge the two bars on the mount? Thanks for sharing!
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Replying to @amdonio :
At what resolution did you print it? It's quite precise, which is why I also recommended printing it at 0.08mm. It takes a while, but the margins should be correct if done right. If you look closely, the caps are also slightly too long. The intention is for you to slightly melt these outwards over the edge with a soldering iron.
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