iPhone 6 Plus in Otterbox Defender cradle/stand for car/desk

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Update 01/03/2016: Added a "tall" collar tall_tundra_collar for Tundra; it raises the cradle by 50 mm; with the first (short) Tundra collar, the "arms" of the cradle barely cleared the console surface. The tall collar solves this, and puts the phone within easier reach. Also added two "offset" parts. They're basically a cradle-holder melded with a collar. It drops into the collar, then the cradle-holder/cradle drops into it. There are 25mm and 45mm offset versions. I found that without an offset, the phone cradle was a bit close to the shift lever and the other cupholder. Using one of the offsets eliminates the close-proximity to both the shifter and other cupholder, and allows for variation of the phone's position by rotating the offset collar. It also has the added benefit of raising the phone another 50mm or so, putting it in even better position when you arm is resting on the console's armrest. The offsets should be printed upside-down (large ring down), and do not require support when printed in that orientation. Update 12/10/2015: Created/uploaded a collar for a 2015 Toyota Tundra's console cup holder. Update 2/22/15: Modified the collar (new file is "toyota truck collar"); it has a more exacting fit to the cupholder bottom, and "locking tabs" that makes the cradle more rigid (it's not entirely rigid due to the inherent looseness of the truck's cupholder tray). Update 2/12/15: Added a landscape cradle for desktop movie viewing! This thing consists of a "cradle", a cradle-holder, and two cradle-holder-collars; one that fits into a cupholder in the car, and another to stand on a desk. The cradle is designed to hold an iPhone 6 Plus that is in an Otterbox Defender series case. Including while being attached to my "Ingress pack" (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:661257) The cradle's "peg" fits into the cradle holder (in two positions; one more centered, and one more towards the edge). The cradle holder, in turn., drops into one of the collars. One collar has a wide, flat, base so it can sit on a desk, and not tip over. The other collar was designed to fit into the cupholder in my truck, providing a wobble-free fit. Instructions Print one cradle, one cradle holder, and a car and/or desk collars. The cradle should be printed upside-down, and does not need support material.