Binize 9" CarPlay head unit brackets for Toyota Prius ZVW30 (2010-2015), left & right (remix)

Side mounting brackets for the Binize 9" Android / CarPlay head unit in a 3rd-generation Toyota Prius (ZVW30, 2010-2015). One bracket screws to each side of the unit's chassis and to the tabs of the dash frame, so the unit sits solidly in the dash instead of hanging off the grey fascia trim. Installed, the unit doesn't move under finger pressure. Made for this kit: Binize "9 Inch Android Car Stereo for 2010-2015 Toyota Prius with wireless CarPlay/Android Auto" (2GB RAM + 64GB), with Binize's Prius 9" frame/bezel: https://www.binize.com/products/9-inch-android-car-stereo-compatible-for-2010-2015-toyota-prius-with-wireless-carplay-android-auto?variant=52136914387246 Other 9" Prius units (TEYES, KINGBEATS and similar) often share the same chassis, but check the side-hole pattern before printing. This is a remix of "Mounting for the TEYES/KINGBEATS head unit (for Toyota Prius ZVW30)" by Max Chebyshev (Maxwellcheb), https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4968964, licensed CC BY. Many thanks to Max for the original. This version is not endorsed by him. What changed: improved gusseting of the bracket arms, and simplified electronic-module-side mounting surfaces for easier printing and more accurate fitment to the Binize kit. Bolt patterns were re-measured for each side and fit-checked with printed test strips (open 3 mm tabs, 2.85 mm screw holes, no washers needed). True left- and right-hand versions, embossed LH/RH. Tested on: 2013 Prius (US, left-hand drive, factory JBL). The Binize frame/bezel needed about 1 mm sanded off its outer perimeter to sit flush in the Toyota surround. That's a bezel issue, not a bracket one. Print settings we used: PETG, 0.4 mm nozzle, 0.20 mm layers, 6 walls, 6 top / 5 bottom layers, 20% infill, 250 C nozzle, 70 C bed. Supports ON, build plate only (needed under the 2-screw land). About 2 h and 52 g per bracket. Use PETG or ABS/ASA for dashboard heat; avoid PLA. Files: STL (print-ready, already oriented), STEP (for any CAD), FreeCAD .FCStd (open and edit in free FreeCAD), and the parametric FreeCAD Python source (build_L.py, build_full.py) with README.txt. Change the hole spacing, or TAB_CONTACT_U if your unit sits proud of or behind the bezel, and regenerate. Note: the right bracket file is exactly the part we printed and installed. The left file is its matching left-hand version from the same model; the left bracket in our car is an earlier iteration with a near-identical bolt pattern.