A lot of the time, my iPhone ends up being a really expensive flashlight. However, there are some times when you need to have light AND have both hands free. I know this is a revolutionary concept, but please bear with me, as the secrets of the universe are about to be revealed before your very eyes! This clip will let you clip your iPhone 4 or 4s securely to a shirt pocket with the flashlight facing outward, breaking the chains that would normally bind you! It's a miracle of a semi-religious nature, and it can be yours for the low, low price of $0.21-$0.42 of PLA and about an hour of printing. As a side benefit, you can also use this clip for recording video, as long as you don't mind the video being shot from nipple level. Print in at 100% infill with external supports enabled. If you are adventurous, the part can be printed without support. However, on a tall print like this, you really have to make sure that your print bed is sticky and that your printer is well-calibrated to print without supports. I've tried both, and this is a rare case where printing with supports produced a more aesthetically pleasing part without requiring any cleanup. If you have bad layer adhesion, you may want to rotate the part so that it prints horizontally. Otherwise, the clip will easily snap under pressure. You will definitely need supports for that, and you'll spend quite a bit of time whittling away the supports.