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iPhone Holder for Mini Cooper vehicles

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PETG or ASA

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20-30% infill with 1.2-1.6mm walls

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This will replace the Ashtray in your Classic Mini. --Box-- Use six M2.5 x 15mm screws to attach the front to the main Box. Here you will also need to cut the thread into the Box. --Slider-- Use one M3 x 15mm screw to attach the small slider to the box. Best to use a locknut from below. Not to tight so that it slides in and out easy. Use three M4 x 10mm screws to attach the Phone Holder to the Slider. In the Slider you need to cut an M4 thread. To connect the two sliders i used a cut of peace of 3mm Filament. -- Mount to Mini -- Once assembled push the slider in all the way and mount the box to you Mini. Done! I only have an iPhone so i only made an iPhone holder. You can create your own adapter to suit your Phone. The three mounting screws are 15mm apart. A Spin off EMPY BOX is also available: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2207925

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Published Jun 26, 2026Updated Aug 11, 2026

Originally published on thingiverse.com by Andreas Engel (Metropolitan) · License: CC BY-NC

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