Some time ago I got myself an MT6116 based mobile, called F602. (Yep, I love chineese crap!)
The only thing it lacked was a good cradle, so I took OpenSCAD and… Well, thanks to Dmitry for the 3d printing stuff.
You’ll have to sacrifice your sync cable though. Remove the plug casing, pop in the phone, secure with 2-component glue or thermal glue and you are done.
Obligatory pics:
And the openscad VooDoo:
p_len=12; p_depth=5; phone_len=113; phone_h = 14; plug_offset = 13; cable_s=6; //cable square thickness=20; module phone_cut(plen,ph,thickness) { union() { translate([thickness/2,ph,thickness/3]) rotate(50,[1,0,0]) cube([plen,100,100]); translate([0,0,ph+thickness/3]) rotate(50,[1,0,0]) cube([plen+thickness*3,100,100]); } } module plug_cut(p_len,p_d) { rotate(-40,[1,0,0]) translate([0,0,-50]) cube([p_len,p_d,100]); } module cable_cut(s) { cube([s,100,s]); } difference() { cube([phone_len+thickness, phone_h+thickness*2, thickness*2 ]); phone_cut(phone_len, phone_h, thickness); translate([thickness/2+plug_offset,-phone_h/3,0]) plug_cut(p_len,p_depth); translate([thickness/2+plug_offset+p_len/4,phone_h/8,0]) cable_cut(cable_s); } |