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iPhone Dock

Zaggo

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Published on November 12, 2009

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I designed this a few weeks ago, but I wasn't able to print it successfully because of massive warping of the printed ABS.
Since I've recently pimped up my MakerBot with a heated build platform, warping of ABS isn't an issue anymore!
That said, be sure to print this either with a very strong raft, with PLA or with a heated build surface...

You'll need a standard iPod/iPhone 30-pin-connector/USB cable for this.

Instructions

- Print the object
- Put the 30-pin connector thru the hole in the bottom.
- Insert the connector in the cut-out. It's a tight fit. Please don't damage your cable or the connector during this process.
- Insert the cable in the groove on the bottom.

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creuzerm on January 22, 2013 said:

Needs to be run through netfabb...

Original fileView: iPhoneDock.stl
Filesize: 397.74kB
Triangles: 8144
Number of holes: 18
Number of shells: 7
Mesh is not manifold and oriented.

Repaired fileView: iPhoneDock_fixed.stl
Filesize: 409.26kB
Triangles: 8380
Number of shells:1
Surface area: 0.97dm2
Volume: 33.9cm3
Outbox: 70.0 x 40.0 x 23.0 mm
Mesh is manifold and oriented.

merlucin on September 3, 2011 said:

This design is extremely good and I found the sizing very accurate. It fit my iPod with silicone case without modifications. Many thanks!!

Anonymous on February 13, 2010 said:

I used the same chord that you did, however the opening was still a little too small. Just a warning that you may need to rescale the hole, or sand it wider.

laszlo on November 25, 2009 said:

I printed one, but it does not work. The iphone end of the usb cable are about 1mm thicker, and about 4-5mm taller than the one on the picture. So it is thick enough that I cant push into the hole.