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Flexible smartphone grip, long and sturdy enough to be used with your finger, or as a desktop stand.

The bottom part can be printed upside down in either PLA or PETG, and attached to the smartphone with a double sided tape. I used two small Tesa PowerStrips.

The top part must be printed with flexible filament. I recommend printing it vertical on the side to ensure the strongest result (see pictures with the slicer screenshots). I have printed with two perimeters, layer height 0.15 and it is sturdy enough for my Pixel 6. My TPU is also an old spool of unknown quality, so for example, my test with 0% infill and 1 perimeter was full of holes, but was very soft and easier to manage.

To attach them together, just slide them from the bottom and lock the last connector when you are going around the "C". This design allows to substitute the top flexible part when it eventually breaks without removing the bottom part.

The uploaded design is the second version, wher I have improved the symmetry of the top, so that you don't have to care what is the first part to slide in.

It is also a funny fidget toy.

Since we all love open source, this is the link of the OnShape design. Feel free to copy and modify it for your personal use.