Nintendo Switch Holder for Tesla Model 3 preview

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Holder_nologo.stl

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STL file	Role	Source size	PETG / ASA 20%	PETG / ASA 25%	100% solid	Recommendation
Holder_nologo.stl	Mount / bracket	105.0 KB STL	Slice file	Slice file	Slice file	Add rubber bumpers or thin foam to protect the screen's back surface, top edge, and glass part

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Nintendo Switch Holder for Tesla Model 3

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PLEASE be responsible and don't get yourself or anyone else killed. This is strictly for when the car is in PARK, just like Tesla Arcade. I take no responsibility for the misuse of this device. Again, THIS IS NOT FOR UTILIZATION WHILE THE CAR IS IN MOTION I was sitting at a Supercharging the other day and my wife wanted to play some Jeopardy while we waited. There was no good place to place the screen and this is what inspired this design. This dock has swing out arms that hang off the center screen. You will need to add rubber bumpers or thin foam to protect the back surface, top edge, and glass part of the screen. I used "cabinet bumpers" and the arms with recessed holes accommodate them. There is also arms for adhesive foam without the holes. You will need to print 2 arms and 1 dock. 7 bumpers needed or a couple square inches of foam. You can swing the arms around and essentially mount the dock upside down and you now have place to put an mobile phone (tested) or maybe even an iPad mini (not tested) or smaller tablet. Oh, and again: THIS IS ONLY FOR USE WHEN THE CAR IS IN PARK Enjoy!