iPhone 5s Holder

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The idea behind this design is to allow a user with a prosthetic hand attachment to hold an iPhone 5S. -The iPhone stays in place well so there is no risk of dropping it, and the design is sturdy so that it does not break easily. -Everything on the iPhone itself (volume buttons, aux input, charging, ect.) are fully accessible while the iPhone is in the case. This project is part of the SPU Engineering curriculum, and was created by a student of the Engineering program. Print Settings Printer Brand: Printrbot Printer: Simple Black Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Notes: Note: Orient the print so that the octagonal base is the bottom of the print. Quality: Layer height (mm): 0.2 Shell thickness (mm): 0.8 Enable retraction: (Checked) Fill: Bottom/Top thickness (mm): 0.6 Fill Density (%): 15 Speed and Temperature: Print speed (mm/s): 40 Printing temperature (C): 205 Support: Support type: (Touching Buildplate) Platform adhesion type: (Raft) Filament: Diameter (mm): 1.75 Flow (%): 100 Machine: Nozzle size (mm): 0.4 Retraction: Speed (mm/s): 50 Distance (mm): 4.5 Quality: Initial layer thickness (mm): 0.3 Initial layer line width (%): 100\ Cut off object bottom (mm): 0 Dual extrusion overlap (mm): 0.15 Speed: Travel speed (mm/s): 120 Bottom layer speed (mm/s): 20 Infill speed (mm/s): 60 Top/bottom speed (mm/s): 0.0 Outer shell speed (mm/s): 40 Inner shell speed (mm/s): 40 Cool: Minimal layer time (sec): 5 Enable cooling fan: (Checked)