Spring loaded phone holder 3D for print
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This is a 3D p...rinted phone holder that has a couple springs on the back that help it clamp securely onto just about any size of smart phone. There are also screw holes on the bottom to allow it to mount to different objects. I included a mic stand mount. It will slide and fit snugly into a normal microphone stand. And the phone holder itself will hold the phone without worry of it falling or sliding out.
This is a video showing my design process and talking a bit about the
phone holder. Subscribe to my YouTube channel for more videos and
creations in the future!
I used PLA, printed at .3mm layer height using my Robo3D. No support
material needed. I included two options here, after I completed the
first one, I noticed there was more bend in the spine that I'd like so I
created a sturdier one (the one labeled "sturdy"). So if you're decided
which to print, go with that one. It's just got a thicker spine so it
won't risk snapping as easily.
The only thing you'll need to do is add two springs to the back. They
attach to little tabs I've added. I use some 11/32" x 1-7/16" Extension
Springs (see picture) I found at a local hardware store. But some
different sizes of springs could successfully be used and may fit your
needs better. So experiment!
Designer
ChaosCoreTech3d model description
This is a 3D printed phone holder that keeps your phone tight with springs. It can fit just about any size of phone even with cases.This is a 3D p...rinted phone holder that has a couple springs on the back that help it clamp securely onto just about any size of smart phone. There are also screw holes on the bottom to allow it to mount to different objects. I included a mic stand mount. It will slide and fit snugly into a normal microphone stand. And the phone holder itself will hold the phone without worry of it falling or sliding out.
This is a video showing my design process and talking a bit about the
phone holder. Subscribe to my YouTube channel for more videos and
creations in the future!
I used PLA, printed at .3mm layer height using my Robo3D. No support
material needed. I included two options here, after I completed the
first one, I noticed there was more bend in the spine that I'd like so I
created a sturdier one (the one labeled "sturdy"). So if you're decided
which to print, go with that one. It's just got a thicker spine so it
won't risk snapping as easily.
The only thing you'll need to do is add two springs to the back. They
attach to little tabs I've added. I use some 11/32" x 1-7/16" Extension
Springs (see picture) I found at a local hardware store. But some
different sizes of springs could successfully be used and may fit your
needs better. So experiment!
