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José Alfonso Vivo (Wudrup)I designed this handler for the car of my wife when we bought it second hand because it didn't have the one at the copilot's seat. It is suitable to install it with the appropiate screws (right now I do not remember which ones I used) according to the threaded monting holes you should find at the place of the handler. The holes have 7mm of diameter at the bottom to hold the piece against the frame of the car and 12 mm diameter at the top to allow you to pass the screw until the bottom and allocate its head. I didn't have any issue to install it, but may be you should set the infill higher than 60% to incrrease the strength of the part. I hope this is useful for somebody else.
Originally published on thingiverse.com by José Alfonso Vivo (Wudrup) · License: CC BY-NC
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