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Nissan NV200 Mobile Phone Holder

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Nissan NV200 Phone Mount – 1/4" Thread Holder

Custom-fit phone mount for the Nissan NV200 / Evalia, installed on the right side next to the gear shifter on the center console.
The mount was designed for a clean OEM-like appearance while providing a solid base for smartphone holders or camera accessories using a 1/4 inch thread.

Features

  • Vehicle-specific design for the Nissan NV200
  • Mounts next to the gear shifter
  • Stable and vibration-resistant construction
  • Clean OEM-style look
  • Optimized for 3D printing
  • Includes 2 additional storage compartments for small items such as keys, coins, or parking tickets
  • Attached with 3M tape.

Print Information

Printed with:

  • ASA-CF (carbon fiber reinforced ASA)

Recommended print settings:

  • Layer height: 0.2 mm
  • Nozzle: 0.4 mm
  • Supports only if needed

The yellow part shown in the slicer preview is only used as a local infill reinforcement and was printed with 25% infill to increase stability around the 1/4" thread area.
It is not part of the actual functionality of the mount.

Notes

ASA-CF was chosen because of its:

  • High heat resistance for automotive use
  • Good UV resistance
  • Excellent stiffness and durability

Depending on the phone holder or ball head used, the 1/4" thread can be used directly.

Enjoy printing 🙂

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