Tear-off calendar stand
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A simple and robust stand for tear-off calendars
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- Printables
- Category
- Home Decor
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
Tear-off calendars are usually hung on the wall with a few nails. However, to put the calendar on a desk or table is not possible. This simple stand provides a nice way to put it for display.
The stand is modeled in FreeCAD 1.0.0 and is fully parametric (not compatible with earlier versions).
The read-to-go models are for a calendar with the dimensions of 182 x 132 x 34 mm ( h x w x d).
I printed it with 11 bottom layers and 4 top layers with 8% lightning infill, using PLA with a 0.4 mm nozzle and a layer height of 0.26. This makes for a rock-solid stand that does not even want to tip over a little bit - quite the opposite.
My recommendation would be to save some filament by using fewer bottom layers - quite possibly 3-4 are enough, as the design is apparently quite stable as is.
The infill could be increased slightly, though and/or additional top layers used, especially with silk PLA, as the infill remained visible.
As I mis-measured the calendar myself, the example shown is 83mm and the calendar is held in place using a string, which works fine, too.