Magsafe Standby Stand
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This is a magsafe standby stand for iPhones released after October 2020. I tested this with an iPhone 14 pro.
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Model information
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- Printables
- Category
- Bedroom
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Share Alike
BEFORE YOU PRINT:
Make sure you have superglue! This is very important, as you need to glue pieces together. Also, you need the magsafe charger from https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MX6Y3LL/A/magsafe-charger-2-m?fnode=5224458517166af4a6cfe39a5fa9b1239c0cb64190da782e6676408f9df7dfa3b6e079055faa03d45f3bc368bc0bb94d8a18373da2b497897ffec64ac9597e9aa024e8411025551cceacca0904da9998c344e035fdfcd1f0ee699c25fd737be03a41c4e00f413bb3e99e63e354725f67&fs=f%3Dinductive%26fh%3D12b2bf%252B49e9
Assembly:
Once printed, take the top of the stand and the bottom and align them with the slot, just to make sure it fits. Now, take your superglue and add it in the indent on the top part and glue them together. (I had already assembled mine before I took pictures, so I can't show pictures of the pieces apart). I would suggest holding it in place for about a minute, then leaving it for a couple hours to make sure the glue sets.
Made In Onshape
Print Settings:
These are the settings I used on the Ender 3 v2:
Layer Height: 0.2
Filament: Creality Ender Basic White PLA
Supports: No
Bed Temp: 70 first layer, 65 the rest
Head Temp: 220 first layer, 215 the rest
Average Speed: 200 mm/s
Time to print: About 1h 30m
EDIT 9/6/25: Thanks for the likes! I spent lots of time on this!