I got a 3D printer for my birthday, so I thought I'd make a car charger out of it. I've had a frankensteined setup for a couple years now (http://forums.windowscentral.com/nokia-lumia-928/234557-2.htm#post2061550), but I've wanted something that is more stable. Here's what I came up with. Total printing time was somewhere around 10 hours, but I think I can reduce that if I have to do it again. I already have a couple small changes in mind should I do so.
It is designed to fit my Icon with the PureGear case.
![FOT1986.jpg FOT1986.jpg](https://windowscentral-data.community.forum/attachments/79/79506-8037f1215f8adbe12fe1ec49566fb009.jpg)
![FOTBB69.jpg FOTBB69.jpg](https://windowscentral-data.community.forum/attachments/79/79508-df4de666c84b8a050395b2a35146f179.jpg)
![FOTEB5A.jpg FOTEB5A.jpg](https://windowscentral-data.community.forum/attachments/79/79511-1d9cbe947e126d945115076db5576bfd.jpg)
It is designed to fit my Icon with the PureGear case.
![FOT1986.jpg FOT1986.jpg](https://windowscentral-data.community.forum/attachments/79/79506-8037f1215f8adbe12fe1ec49566fb009.jpg)
![FOTBB69.jpg FOTBB69.jpg](https://windowscentral-data.community.forum/attachments/79/79508-df4de666c84b8a050395b2a35146f179.jpg)
![FOTEB5A.jpg FOTEB5A.jpg](https://windowscentral-data.community.forum/attachments/79/79511-1d9cbe947e126d945115076db5576bfd.jpg)
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