PHONE CHARMS FOR THE TERMINALLY ONLINE

protective, meditative, and ritualistic phone mods for reclaiming your attention. 📷 Image redacted — claim this model to add your own media 1 a grid of spikes discourage you from picking up your phone …making it more tempting to read a book instead. from a distance: a reminder to focus. 📷 Image redacted — claim this model to add your own media 2 a rolling frame that won't let your phone stay screen-up place it face down, or it will gently roll over by itself. maybe it has a place on your nightstand? 📷 Image redacted — claim this model to add your own media 3 a solid block that encloses your phone completely acts as a faraday shield . no signal, no notifications, no tracking. yes, you won't be able to use your phone while it's in there- but others won't be able to interrupt you, either. it's heavy. take it camping. 📷 Image redacted — claim this model to add your own media build notes designed for aluminum 3D printing. 1 i kind of think the design is genuinely sharp. be careful- you'll poke your eye out, kid! you need: 1 x 54 x 46 x 1.5mm thick magsafe magnets 2 i haven't tested this with the CMF Phone 2 Pro in person yet, but it works in a simulation! In aluminum, there is enough distributed mass that it rolls over slowly and the weight of the phone should tip it gently. if you print in a lighter material like PLA, you will need to add a counterweight to the design opposite the phone to keep the gentle rolling effect. if there are requests for it i can do the simulation with PLA instead of Al and incorporate a counter weight into the design. you need: 1 x 54 x 46 x 1.5mm thick magsafe magnets (there are cheaper ones out there but i wasn't sure they'd be strong enough. The recess is for a 1.5mm thick magnet but a thinner one would work with a spacer) 3 be sure the polarities of the magnets are correct before gluing them in. there is allowance for epoxy in the magnet space. the ideal assembly method is to: lightly sand magnet surface to help the epoxy adhere- be careful not to sand off the plating from the magnet surface. epoxy 4 magnets in on one plate at a time before the epoxy cures, carefully slide a steel sheet on to the magnet side of the plate and leave it to cure. this will pull the magnets out to be perfectly flush with the face of the plate. repeat for the other side again being careful to match magnet polarities negative to positive. Also: there is some space inside to allow for a soft thin sheet on the plate that touches the phone screen. you'll have just under a millimeter for that if you'd like to add something there. a little over a millimeter thick material will apply slight pressure to keep the phone in place. you need: 8 x 5/16 x 1/16in N42 disc magnets updates 2025-06-20 - uploaded new print files with much smoother surfaces. 📷 Image redacted — claim this model to add your own media use them when you want to disappear.