The phone support was designed for minimum 60mm so you are a bit under. One of the clamps is free and the other has to be ajusted and tightened.
You can put your phone in a case, this would be the easiest way to fix the issue.
The clamps have a rake and if your phone is very thin, you can glue a 3 to 5mm rubber or foam on the surface that will receive the back of your phone. THis will push the phone towards the clamps.
You can shorten the main part about 1mm each side with a file and gain 2mm clamp travel

If the ball join with main frame assembly is floppy you better disassemble and put some glue on the surface before re assembling. This is not intended to be disassembled in the future.

Screw kit arrived yesterday. Hopefully the mount will be following shortly.

What about sourcing a black o-ring for the tensioner?

Good evening guys,

I ordered one but received three of the cell phone mounts. At first I assumed that I screwed up but after looking at the paperwork I actually received units that belong to G Kutter & D Bryson. I don't know who these members are but if they could PM me I would like to confirm the shipping addresses.

Thanks


David

Great product. I used a dremel tool with cutoff wheel to cut out the parts and cut off the excess. Have to be extra careful, the dremel tool cuts fast, but made it quicker to get apart. I also used the same vinyl paint. My pictures look the same, so I won't post any.
No problems with assembly. Curious should we lubricate any of the moving parts? Would silicone grease damage the paint or parts?

Man ! that is bad news... MP Sent
Kutter and Bryson ordered on the same day as you. I also sent them the ancillaries.
I-materialise staff messed big time ...

Great product. I used a dremel tool with cutoff wheel to cut out the parts and cut off the excess. Have to be extra careful, the dremel tool cuts fast, but made it quicker to get apart. I also used the same vinyl paint. My pictures look the same, so I won't post any.
No problems with assembly. Curious should we lubricate any of the moving parts? Would silicone grease damage the paint or parts?

Finally put mine together. The precision is amazing.
This is the first 3-D printed item that I've purchased.

Now to figure out what black paint to paint it with.

Just placed my orders for the mount and Ancillary parts kit with black screws + 2,5mm Allen wrench. Super excited! My stereo uses an iphone USB connection with a pretty slick app to control song info, maps, etc. It will be nice to have it mounted within reach.

Order received... Shipping is on it's way ...

Finally got around to assembling mine today (we hit the 60s air temp in CT!)

Bravo! Well done.

Assembled, hit it with some flat black spray lacquer, slid right in the race car to test fit. Worked great. Now I can use my Speedometer app and not worry about the troopers (my stock speedo is off quite a bit)...

Thanks!

I ordered one of these mounts last year, but never used it until the drive up to Hershey yesterday. Just wanted to mention that it worked great! Even with the phone mounted vertically between the jaws, it never slipped; and the mount held it rock steady.

Definitely worth the money. I don't know if Johannes is still selling the "ancillaries" package anymore, but all the bits you need to assemble one of these is readily available at your local hardware store.

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

1- With a small plier, cut and remove all the parts that are shown in red.
Wear safety goggles as parts will jump all over the place.
2- Use a cutter to remove all the excess material.
3- Clean the parts as powder may stick on the surface and in the holes.
You can paint the parts but be carefull to not put too much paint on contact surface of the moving parts.

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4- Assemble the parts as shown using 4x m4x12 and 1x m4x15 screws and nuts. Tight the screws gently. Overtighting will bend the parts and damage the plastic thread in the ball joint.
5- Glue the black joints
6- wrap a rubberband as shown on the pictures. A second rubberband is provided as a spare. The two rubberbands can be monted together if clamping force is not enough to maintain small phones.
IMPORTANT: One of the clamps always travels free, the other has to be set up to fit the size of the phone then tightened with the screw.
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Hi Johannes,

I'm putting my kit together. Question:

Instructions say "glue the black joints". I don't see any black joints in the instruction pictures.

Sorry if I'm being dim!

Thanks,

My I phone 6 sits nicely in the ash tray when held half open.

Bawrefoot

My I phone 6 sits nicely in the ash tray when held half open.

Bawrefoot

I have one of the older design that someone can have for shipping costs. I ended up going with a windshiled suction cup mount.

First PM with mailing address...