Easier to fit Rocksolid IPhone Bumper
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Published on June 11, 2012
Derived from
Rock Solid IPhone 4 Bumper
by MINIFACTURE
Description
******Updated stl to an improved model*******
It's an improved version on previously made Rocksolid IPhone 4 Bumper.
It's an improved version on previously made Rocksolid IPhone 4 Bumper.
Instructions
Instruction Video
youtu.be/KZPcZmigoQw
Print with PLA. You can use supplied G-code or make some adjust if you wish.
READ INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING
WARNING : There is almost no space between the phone and the bumper and requires some force to fit so be careful not to break anything such as power button, vibrate switch, your finger or IPhone.
Print with fill greater than 80%, I've done with 100%. Otherwise horizontal layers won't stick well at thinner parts.
Now the important part - Watch the instruction video
1. Lay down the bumper and IPhone with the back panel up and volume/vibrate buttons facing away from you.
2. Bottom left corner of the bumper (after step 1, bottom left corner is now on the right and facing towards you) has reduced overhang. Now lay the bumper down and fit your IPhone from up(as in from the air). Fit and align 3 other corners very tight.
3. Slowly push in the bottom left corner until it's in place. You should hear a "click" sound. Make sure other 3 corners are still in place. Check the screen side(front) as well.
4. If it doesn't make its way easy then tap it with your hand gently but firmly. It may require some force to push in. Once it's in, it should feel rock solid.
5. To take it off, hold your IPhone and push the bottom left corner from the back to the front, with both thumb until it pops out. Once it's been in and out, it should be easier to fit.
youtu.be/KZPcZmigoQw
Print with PLA. You can use supplied G-code or make some adjust if you wish.
READ INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING
WARNING : There is almost no space between the phone and the bumper and requires some force to fit so be careful not to break anything such as power button, vibrate switch, your finger or IPhone.
Print with fill greater than 80%, I've done with 100%. Otherwise horizontal layers won't stick well at thinner parts.
Now the important part - Watch the instruction video
1. Lay down the bumper and IPhone with the back panel up and volume/vibrate buttons facing away from you.
2. Bottom left corner of the bumper (after step 1, bottom left corner is now on the right and facing towards you) has reduced overhang. Now lay the bumper down and fit your IPhone from up(as in from the air). Fit and align 3 other corners very tight.
3. Slowly push in the bottom left corner until it's in place. You should hear a "click" sound. Make sure other 3 corners are still in place. Check the screen side(front) as well.
4. If it doesn't make its way easy then tap it with your hand gently but firmly. It may require some force to push in. Once it's in, it should feel rock solid.
5. To take it off, hold your IPhone and push the bottom left corner from the back to the front, with both thumb until it pops out. Once it's been in and out, it should be easier to fit.
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jon_bondy
on
December 6, 2012
said:
I downloaded the STL, converted it to an OBJ, and opened it in SketchUp, and the case is 11.75" tall! How tall is your original case, so that I can scale it properly?
Austin
on
August 20, 2012
said:
Incredibly hard to put on, but it definitely isn't coming off by accident!
License
Easier to fit Rocksolid IPhone Bumper by MINIFACTURE is licensed under the Attribution - Non-Commercial - Creative Commons license.
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