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Sequoia ashtray phone holder, 45° wedge
Turns the empty ashtray slot in your Sequoia's dash into a phone stand. A plug slides into the opening and a wedge holds your phone leaned back, with a small lip at the bottom so it doesn't slip. Change the opening size and the phone thickness to match yours.
1 part · 144 g · 98 × 225 × 97 mm
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No adjustable sizes
Ask for the sizes you want to tweak, e.g. “make the width adjustable”.
How to print it
Parts
- holder · ASA · Flat on the bed as installed: the shelf and wedge base down, the tray beside it. No supports are needed.
One piece.
Print settings
- Layer height
- 0.2 mm
- Walls
- 3
- Infill
- 15%
- Supports
- None
- Notes
- ASA needs an enclosure (the H2D has one). Print with a brim to limit warping on the long shelf.
Assembly
- Measure your ashtray opening (width, height, depth) and set the sliders on the Adjust tab.
- Slide the tray straight into the opening until the trim plate sits flush against the dash.
- Drop the phone in from the top along the backrest; the lip holds the bottom edge.
- Feed the charging lead down through the shelf slot, then plug it into the phone.
Good to know
- The only overlap the report shows with the dash is on purpose: the tray's side ribs squeeze 0.3 mm into the ashtray walls to hold it tight.
- The opening size is a guess (130 × 38 × 70 mm). Print a short test of just the tray first, or adjust the 'Fit clearance' slider.
- With a 45° lean the phone top reaches about 117 mm above the shelf. I don't know how high the dash sits above your opening, so check that clearance in the car.
- I didn't model the original ashtray's hinge or latch. If the opening has rails or a lip inside, the tray may need trimming.
- The charging lead drops below the shelf, but I haven't designed a cable clip.
- The strength numbers are estimates, not a physical test.
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