iOttie Easy One Touch 3 Magsafe Adapter

Upgrade your car's phone mount to hold a MagSafe puck!

I have included a photo of the Easy One Touch 3 to verify you have the correct model. If you have the Easy One Touch 5, you can print this model by ryanmachus on Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5191037) which inspired me. Click here to see which generation iOttie phone mount you have. (https://www.iottie.com/new-releases/easy-one-touch-evolution/?srsltid=AfmBOop_WEL-N63Nqd8uCyH0qjgpfNjXbBfJKoZdnNTDNoVSxyUL79I5)

This design could use some work, I've included the Fusion file if anyone is up for refining it. The first print worked for me, so I decided not to redesign at this time.

Known Issues: - Screw locations are misaligned. Worked close enough for me to install by angling screws. I included a flatbed scanner image I used to create the sketch in Fusion, but maybe that technique or my execution of it is not good/accurate enough. - Overall width needs to be slightly wider to avoid exposing slightly sharp plastic edges of the base. - You could add a hole under the MagSafe puck to push it out from the back if you ever need to remove it. - I've included a shallow rectangular recess for an orientation magnet, but have not tested any yet. - Installing my MagSafe 1 puck required just a bit of force to achieve a friction fit, but may come loose with thermal expansion and/or PLA creep. - Puck sits slightly too deep such that the surrounding plastic rubs slightly on the phone case. You can add double-sided tape to raise the height and help the puck stay secure. - Designed for first party MagSafe 1 puck from Apple. The newer MagSafe 2 puck is very slightly smaller diameter and thinner. Using a MagSafe 2 puck will likely need double-sided tape or a redesign. - MagSafe 1 is 55.9x5.3mm, MagSafe 2 is 55.5x4.37mm. (https://developer.apple.com/accessories/Accessory-Design-Guidelines.pdf)

I printed this in PLA with tree supports with the screw standoffs touching the build plate. Supports took some force to separate, I used a steel putty knife to pry between support and the part.