Having a tough time adding a phone mount to your 2022 Civic due to its nifty hexagonal vents and curvy dash? No worries.

Want a low-profile look? Print the "Vent Mount" model.

It snaps solidly into place between the trim ring and hex mesh over most parts of the vent area. To really lock it down, add small strips of double-sided adhesive right next to the spurs that slide into the trim ring.

Want your phone right in your face? Print the "Screen Mount" model to place it right next to the main screen.

This mount needs some double-sided adhesive on the inside of the bracket to stick fast. Nano tape or VHB are good for this. 

Both mounts have a 15mm ball, a perfect fit for this [Magsafe Phone Mount](https://www.amazon.com/Lamicall-Fits-MagSafe-Car-Mount/dp/B0BQRJ6Y5P) and likely others.

Either model could be easily remixed to fit your mount of choice.

I very much recommend printing in ASA if you can, as it's quite stiff and UV-resistant. If your printer is not enclosed, PETG would likely work, as well.

2022 Civic Phone Mounts

Vent Mount.stl

This is a first stab at a simple 3-tone "jam block" type of percussion instrument.

Hold the handle, grab a stick, and whack the blocks. I got inspired to try this by realizing some of my larger PLA prints had a nice resonance when struck.

It actually sounds quite nice, printed in PLA with 10% infill.

A nice thing if you want some new sounds and have some unloved filament to use up.

Triple "Wood Block" Percussion Instrument

I designed this to replace (and enhance) the perishing (and now unavailable) rubber ring that keeps the base and top of these pedals together.

This new design also answers another common complaint with these pedals. The way the original rubber ring recesses the base, they are hard to interface with velcro pedalboards. 

This new version adds a smooth covering across the base (with a window to reveal the important voltage and polarity markings) for your velcro-ing convenience.

Print in TPU (or perhaps a rubbery resin) to allow the new base to solidly snap over the existing parts. Print flat on the bed without supports. Aces!

Shown here on my beloved "The Fuzz" pedal, now rescued from the inequity of being held together with gaff tape.

Guyatone Micro Effects Rubber Ring

I designed this to replace (and enhance) the perishing (and now unavailable) rubber ring that keeps the base and top of these pedals together.

This new design also answers another common complaint with these pedals. The way the original rubber ring recesses the base, they are hard to interface with velcro pedalboards. This new version adds a smooth covering across the base (apart from the important voltage and polarity markings) for your velcro-ing convenience.

Print in TPU (or perhaps a rubbery resin) to allow the new base to solidly snap over the existing parts. Aces!

Shown here on my beloved "The Fuzz" pedal, now rescued from the inequity of being held together with gaff tape.

I designed these for a Kala U-Bass, but they could come in handy on any instrument that needs a good thumbrest or a place to attach a strap.

The strap button will need a strong adhesive (such as 3M VHB tape) to stay solid under weight. It works great for my featherweight U-Bass, but may not hold on a heavier instrument—worth a try.

The thumb rests are under much less stress and shear, so something more positionable (such as nano/gecko tape or double-sided foam tape) works great.

Overall, these additions have vastly improved the playability of my U-Bass. Hope they work for you, too.

These print well in both resin and FDM, flat on the plate without supports.

Stick-on Bass Thumbrests & Strap Button

Round Bridge Thumbrest.stl

Do you love your Grado SR-series headphones, but hate the uncomfortable earpads? Or just want to try something new?

Print these adapters to make your Grados compatible with a world of plush oval ear pads, sold for use with MDR-7506, ATH M40X, and many others.

Scale the oval shape to 70 x 100 mm.

Affix to your phones with a thin slice of VHB tape on the mating surface, a little Shoe Goo, or whatever... And enjoy the comfort.

I don't notice any appreciable sound difference, apart from a bit more bass.

Grado Adapter for MDR-7506 Earpads

Do you love your Grado SR-series headphones, but hate the uncomfortable earpads? Or just want to try something new?

Print these adapters to make your Grados compatible with a world of oval ear pads, sold for use with MDR-7506, ATH M40X, and many others.

Scale the oval shape to 70 x 100 mm.

Affix to your phones with a thin slice of VHB tape, a little Shoe Goo, or whatever... And enjoy the comfort.

Grado Adapter for Sony MDR-7506 Earpads

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2022 Civic Phone Mounts

Triple "Wood Block" Percussion Instrument

Guyatone Micro Effects Rubber Ring

Stick-on Bass Thumbrests & Strap Button

Grado Adapter for MDR-7506 Earpads