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NOTE: 20250602 - I have been using the mount for a bit more than a year. I switched to PETG about 6 months ago and have not had any issues or failures with the V3. I highly recommend that you use PETG for this print.

UPDATE: 20240722 - added version 3 files.

Beefed up the joint for greater strength and reliability.

NOT compatible with V2 mount or cap

Pop socket mount did not change.

I noticed that in high humidity and temperature variations the mount as a whole warped and flexed enough that it no longer held my phone but just popped out of the accessory cap spot. not sure if there is a way around that with PLA. V2 worked well for about 3 months before it failed.

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UPDATE 20240421 - added version 2 files. 

Changes: redesigned the joint between the accessory cap and the mount assembly for greater strength. 

V1 accessory cap and mount assembly are NOT compatible with V2 versions.

Pop socket mount did not change.

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I combined pop socket phone mount by adammelancon and the corolla accessory button cap by Andrew with a bracket to make a phone mount for my 2007 corolla. This makes a convenient place to set my phone out of the way but still visible for maps etc.

I combined the 3 parts with superglue and used a piece of double sided tape on the left side of the bracket where it touches the outside edge of the dashboard.

Print the accessory cap sideways with supports for added strength and the other 2 parts as oriented in the models with supports on build plate only. I used 0.2mm layers on my prusa mini with the input shaping presets and PLA filament.