2022 Honda Ridgeline phone tray
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The Honda Ridgeline 2022 Nav edition has some odd design concepts in the center console area. If you have an AAWireless dongle (https://www.cpeb.it/) and if your phone has wireless charging, great. If not, you're kinda screwed. There is a usb plug in the back of the center console, or one inside the "Giant Bin of Disorganization"(GBD) but if you use that, you need to leave the bin door open slightly, or you find out the door is designed to chop cables in half. So, I took way too long to model the center console area in cad, and then took 60 minutes to make this nifty tray. It sits slightly above the bin door, and holds a phone of less than 15mm x 200mm. It has a slot for the USB cord to feed up from the GBD, and a tiny (most likely useless) lip to cover the door so crap has a slightly lower chance of dropping into the GBD. I have 2 versions. V2 has a deeper channel, and requires supports to build. V1 has a vertical slot and your phone will stick up about 30 mm more than V2. It also requires supports, but not much and I imagine it could probably forgo them without too much issue. Oh, this will also probably work with a Honda Pilot, but I'm not sure. The internets hint at this. Material: ABS or ASA since its sitting in a car, and probably black. Its an almost zero load part, so I suppose PETG would work, but it all depends on where you live. CAN, sure... AZ, USA? no. Supports: yes for V2, likely yes for V1.
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Originally published on thingiverse.com by mike wilson (boingomw) · License: CC BY 4.0
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