Galaxy S5 holder for 2007 2WD Ford expedition (Replaces coin holder on dash)
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2WD expeditions from 2007 had a "coin holder" thingy on the dash near the steering wheel, where the 4WD switch would go on the 4WD version. I removed the coin holder from my dash and replaced it with a 3D-printed phone holder. This will likely fit other model year expeditions, but I've only tested it on a 2007. Note: I made the base in separate pieces to be glued together so that it will be stronger. Most parts seem to break along the boundary between layers, so I wanted to have the loading in the springy pieces to be "in plane" for the layers rather than separating them. The clips have several different orientations, so there was not a single position that would accomplish that goal, and the rest of the part made more sense to print in the orientation shown.
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Originally published on thingiverse.com by Isaac (ivymike) · License: CC BY-SA
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