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3D Printed Replacement Belt Clips?

Thread starter KI5IRE
Start date Today at 2:49 AM

KI5IRE

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Today at 2:49 AM

Has anyone by chance successfully created and 3D printed replacement parts for the Unication G4/G5 belt clip? Specifically the smaller piece that connects to the unit.

The small tab that locks the clip in place broke off of one of my G4s the other day, and rather than wait for shipping, I was going to see if I could just 3D print a replacement part at home. The long piece itself is fine and is not broken.

I guess while were on the topic, if anyone has any 3D printed models for mounting solutions for the G4/G5 besides cup holder mounts, feel free to share those as well. I've just been taking my belt clips off when in the car and putting them in a phone mount that I have.

Thanks in advance!

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